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Not a great demand for desks in the current market, hard to get a decent return on your investment of time and materials.

A lot of these German sectional cabinets came back to North America along with returning Troops stationed in West Germany. Most were of varying quality, some constructed of solid oak, others a mix of hardwood, plywood and particle board. While they had high initial retail values demand for them in the secondary market is currently quite modest, often under $1000.00

These are reproductions dating from the last quarter of the 20th century, most date from the late 1970's on the run up to the American Bicentennial in 1976. They were made in huge numbers and are of very limited value, often selling for about $75.00 at auction if in good shape.

Bath Cabinet Makers Ltd. traded under that name for sixty-seven years (1892–1959), the firm was located in Bath, Somerset, England. This one dates from the 1930's and is in the Art Deco Style. No great value, even the ones with a original finish in good shape often sell for under $200.00 at auction.

Hi. No idea how long ago you posted this. Did you ever get more information on the desk? I have something passingly similar, tho with peg-and-scallop joints. Thanks! Squishy