I bought this very good condition Spinet Desk from a friend in Galveston, Texas in 1999. She is somewhat of an antique buff, and said she had acquired the desk some years prior. My parents had an identical desk in the late 40's when I was a small child in Michigan. The desk is in great shape, with the piano-hinged, fold-back top and very nice turned legs. It has one full-width drawer, a slide-out writing surface, and 7 pigeon holes of various sizes in the back.
I found it on craigslist a few months ago but ignored the ad because it was posted as not working. I ran into the ad again a few days ago so i messaged the seller and set up a view. Went out to see it and it looked phenomenal but the guy said he never got it working and just wanted it out of the way. I offered 30 dollars and he said no give me 20 dollars just so it wont stay here. I brought it home, opened it up and found a wire that was unplugged, plugged it in, turned it on and it played like it was new. The entire turntable, from exterior to interior looks like it was kept indoors and maybe used as a coffee table or decoration.
This buffet has one flatware drawer and one plain drawer at the top. The left door covers three shallow drawers and an open storage space beneath. The two left doors enclose an open space with two shelves.
