From books & imagination

The Chicago librarian who had dreamed of owning a piece like this was visiting Bill’s neighbors in Maine when she saw his work. She knew on the spot that he was the one to build it for her. Working from books and imagination, she and Bill then created the design and drawings, and a few months later, the finished piece was shipped west to her home. It is made of solid black walnut and has French walnut door panels that demonstrate Bill’s love of matching grain patterns. The traditional butler’s desk is covered with soft brown leather on the business side, as shown here, and it folds up to reveal a satinwood oval inlay that matches the other accents on the front of the piece as well as a small interior cabinet. There are nine rosewood drawers and one secret drawer. The bottom cabinets are shelved with solid black walnut. Truly one of a kind. See testimonial.

96 x 24 x 16