'London' screenprint by James Brown Eames era the piece is quite low

the piece is quite low which is worth considering if using for a desk

the table can then be pushed back together to achieve the desired size

The handle faces have been cut and painted by hand therefore the finish isn't 100% perfect but we have been as careful as humanly possible

they do have some polished in marks as to be expected

The bottom section is a handy concealed storage cabinet whilst the other three section have glass fronts that lift and push back

'London' screenprint by James Brown Eames era the piece is quite lowDesigned and printed by James Brown in East London. One colour screen print on natural off white 270gsm paper Open Edition, signed and dated by James Brown Paper Size: 30 x 42 cm (A3) The print is packaged in a board backed crystal clear cello print bag Sent flat packed via Royal Mail on a 1st class recorded service. LONDON 'London Postcodes' Sir Rowland Hill introduced London's first postal districts in 1857, he also invented the postage stamp. This