George III Style Walnut Secretary, with Later Bookcase

Attributed to Bevan Funnell (United Kingdom), 20th century. Georgian style walnut, mahogany, and oak secretary bookcase with gilt scroll accents above glass doors, slant front desk and resting on brac

Mahogany with upper astragal glass door fronts over a slant top desk with four graduated drawers. Circa late 19th C. 72 x 30 x 19 in. Condition: one broken glass pane and loosed molding on cornice.

A nineteenth century mahogany George III style secretary bookcase. Having an upper case with stepped cornice over mullioned glas front doors above a chest of five graduated drawers. All raised on brac

A George III Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase 19th Century Height 79 1/2 x width 33 1/4 x depth 19 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Malcom Napkin, Tucson, Arizona Provenance: Pick Gallerie

A George II Style Walnut Secretary Bookcase EARLY 20TH CENTURY Height 100 x width 48 x depth 24 inches.

A George III Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase Height 92 x width 42 x depth 21 inches. Property from the Estate of Sally Gatling Tomlinson, Atlanta, Georgia

George III Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase, with molded cornice above four cabinet doors with "bubble glass" within fretwork mullions, above base with three drawers, one with Saginaw label, one cont

The top with two doors opening to reveal shelves, the bottom with a drop down writing surface over four drawers, the whole raised on a square bracket 88 x 36 x 20 in. NOTE: Condition consistent with a

Circa 1810. Having a molded crown atop lower case having well figured grain and nice inlay. The upper case having fall front writing surface opening to well appointed interior and all above four sligh

English, 20th Century, Banded Inlay Throughout, Glazed Bookcase With Lozenge Mullions, On Slant Front Desk With Fitted Interior, Lopers, Two Short And Three Long Drawers, Bracket Feet, Height 91.25, W

A George III Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase   Incorporating Associated 18th and 19th Century Elements appears to be a marriage of a secretary superstructure on a barrister's desk. Height 86 x

A George III Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase 19th Century Height 95 x width 36 x depth 22 3/4 inches.

ca. 1930; broken arch pediment, painted compartment with shelving enclosed by double glass panel doors, lower compartment with drawers, doors, and pigeon holes, enclosed by fall-front writing board, t

A George III Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase 20th Century Height 91 x width 36 3/4 x depth 19 1/2 inches. Property from Bishop's Hall and the Collection of Richard Sander and Fiona Harrison, Oak Par

George III-Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase 20th century, the upper case with a dentillated overhanging molding above a pair of glazed doors and a row of four side-by-side drawers, the slant lid open

A Baker Furniture George III Style Inlaid Mahogany Secretary Bookcase, Second Half 20th Century. The upper section with rectangular molded cornice above a pair of glazed doors enclosing an interior wi

George III-Style Mahogany Secretary Bookcase 20th century, the upper case with a dentillated overhanging molding above a pair of glazed doors and a row of four side-by-side drawers, the slant lid open

With a step pediment over two glazed doors opening to reveal two shelves, the bottom, with a dropped slant front opening to reveal a central door flanked by three cubbies and two drawers to each side,

George III style mahogany secretary bookcase, 20th c., open pediment top above two glazed doors, slant drop front opens to embossed green leather writing surface, cubbies, and drawer compartments, ove

A George III Style Black Lacquer Secretary Bookcase 19th Century Height 79 x width 33 inches.

A George I Style Feather and Crossbanded Burl Walnut Secretary Bookcase, 20th Century. The upper section with dentil molded cornice above a pair of glazed tombstone doors enclosing a shelved interior.

George II Style Walnut Slant-Front Secretary Bookcase Height 7 feet 9 inches, width 38 inches, depth 20 1/2 inches. C

Height 88 1/2 inches, width 37 1/4 inches, depth 21 3/4 inches.

Circa 1810, England. Having a molded crown over excellently paneled mirrored doors opening to shelves within. Over the lower case with well figured fall front opening to well appointed interior all ov