Resolute Desk Replica

• Plantation mahogany exterior
• Hand carved details
• Allow 2-3 months for delivery
• 72 x 48 1/2 x 31 1/2 inches 
• 10 drawers
• Genuine leather top
• Price does not include shipping fee
• U.S. orders only
• No discounts may be applied
• Resolute Desk purchases are final and cannot be canceled, returned, refunded, or exchanged

• Product Description

• The National Archives Store is proud to offer this stunning replica of the renowned Resolute desk for purchase online. A faithful reproduction of the President’s stately Oval Office desk, it is carved from mahogany and built utilizing traditional wood-working methods such as tongue & groove and dovetail joints. Every detail of the original desk has been accurately recreated, down to the affixed brass plaque that records the history of the desk's creation. It is bound to be the breathtaking focal point in any space.
  

  A National Archives Store team member will be in contact with you within 48 hours of your purchase to discuss shipping costs. International shipping is also available.

  If you have questions or would like more information about the Resolute Desk, please send us a message.

Since George Washington took the mantle as our first President in 1789, a total of 45 men have served in 47 presidencies. Alongside the President, a total of 49 men and 1 woman have served as the Vice President.

The President of the United States directs the executive branch and is commander-in-chief of the United States Armed Forces. While the power of the President has ebbed and flowed over the years, the President holds significant domestic and international power today.

The current President of the United States is Donald J. Trump, serving his non-consecutive second term in office; JD Vance is the current Vice President.

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