Colonel Tod’s Field Desk

Military Chests are representative of the most common type of Campaign Furniture- this particular chest is based on a mid 19th century design. Without question, it was a part of every officers kit and accompanied them on postings. Brass bound, this chest of drawers can be dismantled into two parts and has removable feet making it ideal for travel- relieving the life of a soldier and explorer on the move. Items were often efficiently stored in the chest during transportation and easily reassembled on arrival. Made from solid rosewood, this beautiful chest promises stylish storage in your home, office or tent. Decorated with custom made brass corners for protection and ornate brass drawer pulls, lending to a classic campaign look. The chest has five generous compartments in total- with two smaller drawers stacked on three long drawers. The rectangular top serves as a spacious stand for books, candle stands, maps, frames etc. Both sides are fitted with two sets of brass handles so they can be easily carried about. Dimensions: W - 42" D - 18.5" H - 40.5" Dimensions (Dismantled): Top Shelf Height: 18" Bottom Half Height: 19" Height of feet: 3.5"

Named after the Duke of Wellington; who raked military successes in India during his tenure as major general. The large sized secretaire is adorned with brass accents on the edges. It has a lift top which opens to reveal a number of compartments; open and closed. Self locking brass hinges keep the top up, erecting a shelf with many open compartments for letters, telegrams, stationary, post cards etc. There's an assortment of closed segments in various sizes for personal effects and valuable items, offering utmost organisation and order. The desk has brass handles on each side and legs that unscrew making it easily potable for travelling headquarters. Dimensions: W: 42" D: 26" H: 32"