Louis XV style Bureau de Dame, 18th century. Done in a provincial style of fruitwood, this small cabriole leg beauty is a country piece. However, the form retains the essence of a more formal desk, including a charming interior with deep tiered outboard drawers. The...
Tempora mutantur, times change, but we see that the classics endure in these gems from the 18th century, the "golden era" of furniture taste, design, and execution. Chippendale type mahogany secretary desk, circa 1760+, with separate bookcase top. You can look forward...
The warmth of this glowing wood will enhance the ambience of your room as well as showing your good taste for furniture of the "golden era of furniture design". The lid opens to reveal a pigeonhole interior with valanced compartments above small drawers flanking a...
Solid mahogany with oak supporting woods make this a sturdy example ready to go to work and yet reflect the golden era of furniture making, the 18th century. The lid opens to reveal a pigeonhole interior with later stirrup form pulls. Hinges, lock, and brass pull...
Fine quality New England nightstand, circa 1800-20s. Legs form turret corners of a case with shallow drawers. Tapered spiral carving leads to diminutive feet. Mahogany with good character. Old splice repair to the middle of the top. Excellent color and old finish. H....
French petite desk with a tray edge, provincial late 18th or early 19th century. The drawer is for your inks, paper, and quills. Shaped apron and cabriole legs. H. 28.5", w. 27.5", d. 15.5". $595.
French country sophisticate small desk in fruitwood, late 18th to early 19th century, built with a convenient writing slide as well as a side drawer for quills and inks. The top is inlaid with a cross and banding. H. 25.75", w. 26.5", d. 16.5". $675.
A French bureau de dame, 18th or early 19th century. An elegant and spirited example with a great central floral inlay over herringbone veneers with crossbanding. The drawers repeat the pattern above a scalloped apron. All rests on tall cabriole legs of the Louis XV...
An 18th century laptop desk in the George III manner. Compact and sophisticated, a shell inlaid lid opens only when the drawer and the roll top are released. Even the tambour top is inlaid. Proper brass lifts and a pull complete the exterior. Inside is a baize writing...
French poudresse, early 1800s. Directiore period. Walnut. H. 27", w. 30", d. 17". $395.
