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  • 1.  Oval Office

    Posted 11-11-2025 04:04 PM

    Now the "Resolute Desk" has been removed for "refinishing".
    Do you imagine the administration has any idea about proper handling of antique furniture?



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    Inda Sechzer Assoc. AIA
    Kander Sechzer Architectural Partnership LLC
    Maplewood NJ
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  • 2.  RE: Oval Office

    Posted 11-11-2025 07:46 PM

    I'd like to know where they are storing it properly, refinishing it properly, went to Mar-a-Lago or if went to the dump with the rest of the East Wing?  It will most definitely come back with gold leaf if it ever comes back at all!:(



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    [Samuel] [Duff Combs] [AIA, NCARB]
    [Architect/Owner]
    [Combs & Combs, AIA, Architecture, Interiors, Art]
    [Anchorage] [AK]
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  • 3.  RE: Oval Office

    Posted 11-12-2025 05:38 PM

    Really folks?  Are we reduced to this kind of junk posting?  Don't believe everything you see without verifying it please. This isn't a social media platform. The Resolute Desk was refurbished in February and returned in March. This is not news.

    Recent conspiracy posts show a blurry picture of a desk that looks similar to it located in Mar a Lago. It's not the Resolute Desk.



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    John Prokop Assoc. AIA
    Rowe Architects
    Tampa FL
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  • 4.  RE: Oval Office

    Posted 11-12-2025 06:01 PM

    Glad to hear it is back in place.
    And yes the one in Florida is a replica apparently.
    Thanks



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    Inda Sechzer Assoc. AIA
    Kander Sechzer Architectural Partnership LLC
    Maplewood NJ
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