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Thank you

Thank you so much

Thank you for your interest, this item was sold a while ago though.

Unfortunately this has now been sold. We do have many others on our website though.

Gracias 😀

Unfortunately that is not possible- this is an amazing quality credenza

Thank you so much. Very much appreciated.

Muchas gracias

In our London showrooms and on our website www.regentantiques.com 😀

We sold these ages ago.

£2850 - you can view it on our website also - www.regentantiques.com

It is £3150. Available to view online - www.regentantiques.com Item number A3902

Thank you

Thank you

Glad you like it!!

Thank you for your appreciation!!

It's not classed as an antique but is over 100 years old so is classified as vintage

@@RegentAntiques tanks for the info, I was just trying to be funny

Gonçalo Alves is a hardwood (from the Portuguese name, Gonçalo Alves). It is sometimes referred to as tigerwood - a name that underscore the wood’s often dramatic, contrasting color scheme. While the sapwood is very light in color, the heartwood is a sombre brown, with dark streaks that give it a unique look. The wood’s color deepens with exposure and age and even the plainer-looking wood has a natural luster. Two species are usually listed as sources for gonçalo alves: Astronium fraxinifolium and Astronium graveolens, although other species in the genus may yield similar wood; the amount of striping that is present may vary. In the high tropical forests of Central and South America, well-drained soils furnish nutrients for a variety of dense, durable hardwoods sought for maritime use, heavyconstruction, and furniture. The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair. By the early 1900s, however, steel ships had replaced wooden ones, and the interest in tropical forests by both Europeans and Americans shifted to appearance-grade woods for furniture. Although history fails to provide us with a shopping list of species from either harvest period, it's probable that the wood we know today as goncalo alves has always been sought. That's because goncalo alves, considered one of the most beautiful of tropical woods, has a tough reputation, too. Strong and durable, it's used for construction in its homeland and secondarily for fine furniture. Woodworkers elsewhere treasure the wood for decorative items and veneer accents Kind Regards, TinoTino Quaradeghini Regent Antiques Manor Warehouse 318 Green Lanes London N4 1BX

@@tinoquaradeghini6264 thanks

Thank you!!

It was a pleasure working with you on this. Glad to hear that it is in good working use.