Diminutive English Carved Oak Desk, 19th c., the

Diminutive English Carved Oak Desk, 19th c., the rounded edge and corner breakfront top over a center frieze drawer, flanked by double pedestals with four drawers each, H.- 29 1/4 in., W.- 48 in., D.-

ENGLISH CARVED OAK DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESK WITH FANCY CARVINGS THROUGHOUT HEIGHT 45 INCHES X WIDTH 48 INCHES

Diminutive English Carved Oak Pedestal Lamp Table, late 19th c., the circular top on a turned tapered support to tripod cabriole legs. H.- 26 1/4 in., Dia.- 17 1/2 in.

Diminutive, 19th C. English Carved Oak Hanging Cabinet, interior with shelves and interior drawers Dimensions: 36"H x 22"W x 9 1/2"D (SMOM229)(MM)

Two Jacobean Style Carved Oak Diminutive SettlesEnglish, 19th C.Scratches, wear, surface distress.36-1/2"h x 24"w x 13-1/4"d

Ornately carved oak drop front desk, English, 19th century, with blacksmith motif on lid, 43" h x 44 3/4" w x 20 1/4" d. Provenance: From an Arizona estate.

Circa mid 19thC. Oak secondary. On the left side there is some varnish fogging needing stain (or not), and a bit of bottom banding loss, not much. This antique mid 19thC desk features lots of contrast

Henri II Style Carved Oak Desk, 19th c., with a pierced gallery atop a bank of five drawers on a base with a pullout writing slide over a central frieze drawer flanked by two drawers left and a deep d

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.

English Carved Oak Desk, c. 1910, the stepped ogee edge top with a green faux leather inset writing surface, over a center frieze drawer, flanked by double pedestals with four drawers each, together w

English Carved Oak Settle, 19th C., the stepped crown over a fielded panel back, to a seat flanked by curved scrolled arms, on Queen Anne legs with pad feet, H.- 41 1/4 in., W.- 76 in., D.- 28 in.

ENGLISH CARVED OAK BENCH, 19TH.C. H 17", W 21", D 16" WITH A TAPESTRY UPHOLSTERED CUSHION TO TOP, SURMOUNTING A STYLIZED SCROLLING FOLIATE-CARVED FRIEZE, RAISED ON TURNED BALUSTER LEGS JOINED BY STRET

BAROQUE STYLE CARVED OAK LIBRARY DESK, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 30 1/2"; WIDTH 58"; DEPTH 34"

French Henri II style carved oak secretary desk, 19th c., egg-and-dart molded cornice, carved frieze with hippocampi, putto playing a lute, single glazed door flanked by carved fruit pendants, religio

Renaissance Revival carved oak desk, late 19th c., finished on both sides, rectangular work surface with molded edge, three drawers alternating grotesque masks, double pedestal supports with cabinets,

Jacobean Revival carved oak writing desk, 19th c., England, the rectangular top inset with leather blotter and inkwell and pen storage, with raised shelf on brackets and carved back panel, over frieze

French Henri II style carved oak desk, late 19th c., rectangular top with molded edge, two frieze drawers with mask pulls, rising on spiral legs, joined by H stretcher, approx 29.25"h, 45.5"w, 25.25"d

English carved oak mirror, 19th c., winged cherub mask crest, over fruit and foliate scrolls, Cupid and Hymen flanking the flat mirror plate, splits, small losses to carving, approx 28"h, 18.5"w, 9lbs

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

English carved oak armchair, 19th c., barley twist stiles topped with knop finials, carved crest with winged cherubs supporting a crown, later upholstered back and seat, downward scrolled arms with ac

English carved oak bureau, 19thc., the case profusely carved throughout with running ornamentation, flowers and foliates, the fall front opening on slides, to a floral carved cabinet, cubbies and draw

Fine English Chippendale Rococo carved serpentine writing desk having tooled leather top over four stacked drawers and one longer kneehole drawer resting on acanthus scroll adorned cabriole leg having

HEIGHT 54" WIDTH 36"

English Carved Oak Tallcase Clock, 19th c., the broken arch top with a central turned finial over an arched glazed door enclosing a hand painted arched iron face time and strike clock with a retailers