Seldom do we encounter such an unusual piece, created by someone with great imagination and equal talent. We can only imagine that this was made for a special person ordered by someone of thought and some wealth. Initially, appearing as a side table, the finest of...
Currently the star of our French collection featuring pieces from the 1700s through the early 1800s, this Louis XV provincial walnut or fruitwood desk is a bold example of its type with a strong cove molded cornice above arched paneled doors. The separate slant front...
This Italian Calamander wood secretary desk is a most usual, small scale, 18th century piece. The mirrored case above has shelves for books as well as pigeonhole compartments. The lower slant front case is again divided into compartments with drawers. The two drawers...
William and Mary slant front Bureau, English circa 1700 Burr walnut and light wood veneers and herringbone bands. The lid opens to reveal a pigeonhole interior with short drawers and a green leather, gilt embossed writing surface. A long drawer supports the drop-lid...
Italian rococo desk, walnut, 18th century. A lovely desk featuring much contrasting, inlay banding, carved aprons with leafage, scrolls, and shellwork, all above shapely carved cabriole legs. The shaped front is most special. In two sections. Imagine a small shop in...
Late 18th century Louis XV provincial desk in cylinder front form. In a light fruitwood, all sides and the interior are decorated with dark wood geometric inlays and enhanced with brass pulls. The cylinder lid is convenient for hiding the day's work and is operated by...
American Chippendale type slant lid desk, circa 1780. A most lovely and functional desk, this birch bureau appears in a cherry tone. The interior is ready for your laptop and offers pigeonholes as well as small drawers for accessory items. Highlighted by correct style...
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...
