Description : The Smithsonian Castle Collection secretary desk that inspired the Georgetown Home Office Group was constructed in Washington, D.C. by a Pennsylvania Avenue cabinetmaker between 1836 and 1839. Designed in the "pillar and scroll" sub-style during the American Classical revival period, the original desk features graceful scroll supports wrapped in richly figured mahogany veneers. The top drawer of the Georgetown File Drawer Unit is fully extendable and features a convenient and removable charging station with receptacle and USB port. Beneath this drawer is a larger, fully extendable drawer and a large file drawer with a two-drawer facade. A removable partition in the file drawer accommodates two rows of letter-size or one row of legal-size hanging files.
- Heirloom Russet finish
- Top of case has grommet hole with cover for hidden cord management
- Fully-extendable top drawer with removable charging station with receptacle and USB port
- Fully-extendable center drawer
- Fully-extendable file drawer at bottom with two-drawer facade
- Removable partition in file drawer to accommodate two rows of letter-size or one row of legalsize hanging files
- Adjustable glides
- May be used with 307-803 hutch
