ID for this secretair / writing desk  

really
No one knows this or are you all in deep shock of loosing millions in Iceland

Don't know it, but it's...
Don't know it, but it's really quite lovely!

Agree, lovely and well crafte...
Agree, lovely and well crafted piece. Student craftmen isn't out of the question.
I don't have any investments in Iceland BUT, those loses are simialrly echoed here in the US....

I wish I could help, after...
I wish I could help, after you helping me, unfortunately I've started waking up at 4am feeling very frightened, and I don't even have any money, no losses other than my furniture probably just all dropping in value.
Years ago I read a short post apocalyptic sci fi story where people were bartering goods for food, a chap brought in a Warhol, you can guess what he got for it 🙂
Piece looks more Klint than Wanscher. Mmmmm, if you don't know who would?

No drop in value
Heath my friend no need to lay awake worrying about values dropping as the opposite is the case.
In time of uncertainty and woes the only sure bet is GOLD, ANTIQUES and CASH and as LArs Ulrich from Metallica is selling his $12.000.000 painting at christies soon there is surely no need to have sleepless nights.
My stash is getting bigger of excellent designs so night night
sweet dreams
Simon

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Simons stash is getting bigger (than mine).
🙂

Weird stretcher
Simon, don't you think that is rather an odd placement of that front stretcher on that desk? It seems that it was not designed to have a chair in front at all.
Also, I think those brass keyhole inserts look British, like Maitland-Smith or Theodore Alexander-ish.

Simon
hasn't given the dimensions, but this looks like a stand-up desk to me. (Yes, at one time people were willing to stand to work !)
Flawless, perhaps; what's that lighter-colored spot on a left-hand drawer front ? Not a typical feature of mahogany grain, surely. . .

SDR's comment...
...on stand up desks reminded me of a picture in Dr. Mandel's manifesto like study on the seated position. In the introduction he shows a whole Kobenhavn bank office with standing room only.
This desk, the way it is made etc. indicate to me that it is a generic piece of office equipment of that period (prior to office chairs)