children’s desk produced in Canada, circa 1960s, bearing a STANDARD / RB stamp under one drawer. Constructed in solid wood (likely maple or birch), the piece is defined by its warm honey tone and compact, architectural proportions. The white melamine top—framed by a raised wooden lip—adds a graphic contrast while offering a practical, easy-to-clean work surface typical of domestic furniture from the period.
Four drawers with sculpted integrated pulls provide balanced storage across the façade. The slender tapered legs give the desk a light, almost floating presence despite its solid construction. Designed for a child’s bedroom, it reads today as a refined small-scale writing desk—functional, modest, and quietly modern.
Length : 39 inches, Height : 29.25 inches, Depth : 16 inches, Height under main drawer : 23.5 inches, Length under main drawer : 13.5 inches
children’s desk produced in Canada, circa 1960s, bearing a STANDARD / RB stamp under one drawer. Constructed in solid wood (likely maple or birch), the piece is defined by its warm honey tone and compact, architectural proportions. The white melamine top—framed by a raised wooden lip—adds a graphic contrast while offering a practical, easy-to-clean work surface typical of domestic furniture from the period.
Four drawers with sculpted integrated pulls provide balanced storage across the façade. The slender tapered legs give the desk a light, almost floating presence despite its solid construction. Designed for a child’s bedroom, it reads today as a refined small-scale writing desk—functional, modest, and quietly modern.
Length : 39 inches, Height : 29.25 inches, Depth : 16 inches, Height under main drawer : 23.5 inches, Length under main drawer : 13.5 inches
