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English Gothic Revival Wood Lectern
English Gothic Revival style (19th Cent) yew wood lectern with 2 candle holders.
ITEM #
015228A
WIDTH
20.3"
STYLE
English Gothic
DEPTH
17.0"
COLOR
Brown
HEIGHT
53.0"
CATEGORY
Funiture
$4,500
In Stock
Qty: 1
English Gothic Revival Wood Lectern
In Stock $4,500
Quantity: 1
ITEM #
015228A
WIDTH
20.3"
DEPTH
17.0"
HEIGHT
53.0"
STYLE
English Gothic
COLOR
Brown
Category
Funiture
Yew
Wood ranging in color from bright tan to red-brown but usually a uniformly warm brown upon exposure. Yew is one of the hardest of all softwood species but also has a tight, fine grain. Unusual in its properties, it can be very strong while still maintaining flexibility.
Lectern
A lectern is a reading desk with a slanted top usually fixed to a stand. The lectern support is typically for a large book, and is often used to read aloud for a lecture or sermon.
Yew
Wood ranging in color from bright tan to red-brown but usually a uniformly warm brown upon exposure. Yew is one of the hardest of all softwood species but also has a tight, fine grain. Unusual in its properties, it can be very strong while still maintaining flexibility.
Lectern
A lectern is a reading desk with a slanted top usually fixed to a stand. The lectern support is typically for a large book, and is often used to read aloud for a lecture or sermon.
Yew
Wood ranging in color from bright tan to red-brown but usually a uniformly warm brown upon exposure. Yew is one of the hardest of all softwood species but also has a tight, fine grain. Unusual in its properties, it can be very strong while still maintaining flexibility.
Lectern
A lectern is a reading desk with a slanted top usually fixed to a stand. The lectern support is typically for a large book, and is often used to read aloud for a lecture or sermon.