ANTIQUE oak desk/library table 19th to early 20th Century

Ready for refinishing. Just too big for my space. Make an Offer. This piece is an antique oak desk or library table, likely dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. It features a Neogothic or Trestle style, common in European and American furniture of that era. Key identifying details include: Construction: Solid oak (some examples use quarter-sawn or "tiger" oak) with a thick, overhanging top. Design: A central drawer with decorative carvings and a sturdy trestle-style base with a horizontal footrest. Ornamentation: The repetitive, arched carving on the crossbar (visible in your photo) is a characteristic of Gothic Revival or rustic European styles. Similar pieces are often referred to as "Bureau Lyre" when they feature lyre-shaped legs, or simply as Gothic revival writing tables.