French Provincial oak desk

French, late 19th century / early 20th century. A provincial oak desk with four drawers total and one cabinet. Apparently unmarked. Approx. height 29", width 55", depth 26.75"

French Provincial oak desk with turned legs & shaped stretcher 29 1/4"h x 37 1/2"w x 23 1/2"d

French Provincial oak desk, early 20th c., in a grey washed finish, slant top, over two drawers, rising on block legs, joined by H stretcher, approx 33.5"h, 56.5"w, 28.75"d Start Price: $150.00

French Provincial Carved Oak Desk, 19th c., with two drawers left and two right on large turned legs, joined by a shaped H-form stretcher, H.- 30 in., W.- 62 in., D.- 27 in.

French Provincial Louis XV style oak writing desk, late 19th/ early 20th c., slant front opening to fitted interior gallery with four drawers and open shelf, over kneehole with cabinet door, interior

French Provincial Louis XIII Style Carved Oak Desk/Lectern, 19th c., the slant lid top with wrought iron strap hinges, opening to storage, above a cupboard door with applied geometric carving and iron

French, 19th century. A French Provincial Directoire style desk or serving table, oak with slight distressing, comprising a top within frame with beaded molded edge surmounting the apron with carved s

Antique French Provincial Side Tablecabriole legs, single drawer, dovetail, dark brown oak wood, could be used a writing desk.28 3/4 x 33 3/4 x 23 1/4

in oak, with light green leather surface with age and use wear. 29" high, 49" wide, 26" deep. Provenance: Property from a Lexington Avenue, NY Estate.

Large French Provincial oak farmhouse table, 19th c., having paneled top, rising on turned stretcher joined legs, ending on carved feet, approx 29.5"h, 130.5"w, 39.25"d, floor to apron: approx 24.5"h

A curved French oak three drawer desk having splayed and tapered legs in the manner of Jean Prouve circa 1940. Ht: 30" Wd: 79" Dpth: 31.5"

French oak desk with round column base by Charles Dudouyt C 1940. Dismantles for transport. KH: 27.5 Ht: 29.5" Wd: 69.25" Dpth: 27.75"

French Provincial oak farmhouse table, early 20th c., 3" thick paneled top, curved supports, joined by center stretcher, rising on molded feet, approx 30"h, 118.5"l, 38"w Start Price: $800.00

A French Provincial carved oak enfiladesecond half 18th centuryheight 82in (208cm); width 112in (284cm); depth 19 1/4in (49cm)

French Provincial oak dining table, block top, over turned baluster-form supports, trestle base joined by center through stretcher, approx 31"h, 87"w, 34.5"d Start Price: $300.00

(pair) French Provincial oak trestle benches, 19th c., each with long plank seat, over trestle base, approx 18"h, 86.75"w, 11.5"d Start Price: $350.00

French Provincial oak farmhouse table, 20th c., oval tabletop, over six drawers, rising on turned legs, joined by H stretcher, approx 30.5"h, 94.5"l, 38.5"w, bottom of apron to floor (clearance): appr

French Provincial oak farmhouse table, 19th c., having rectangular top, over two drawers, rising on squared stretcher-joined supports, approx 29.5"h, 110"l, 34.5"w, floor to apron: approx 23.25"h Star

French Provincial oak table, early 20th c., in a dark finish, the rectangular top having two hinged leaves, with pull-out supports fitted in the apron, rising on turned legs, joined by H stretcher, en

French Provincial oak refectory table, 20th c., 3" thick tabletop comprised of seven boards, double pedestal supports, joined by cross stretcher with key and tenon construction, approx 30.75"h, 90.5"l

French Provincial oak farmhouse table, early 20th c., rectangular paneled top, with side drawer and pull-out work surface, rising on turned legs, stretcher-joined base, ending in bun feet, approx 30.2

French Provincial store counter or sideboard in bleached oak. Center bin pulls out. Mid 19th century. 33 1/2"h x 86 1/4"l x 22 1/4"d

French Provincial Oak and Marble-Top Buffet 19th century and later, the thick marble top with molded corners, above a conforming case fitted with a central carved floral basket flanked by short drawer

French Provincial oak farmhouse table, late 19th c., having rectangular top comprised of four boards, with breadboard ends, over two drawers, rising on stretcher-joined turned supports, ending on bun