Hepplewhite Style Butler Secretary

English Hepplewhite style mahogany breakfront butler's secretary, early 20th c., shaped crest with turned urn-form finials, central inlaid burlwood cartouche, parquetry frieze emulating dentil molding

Early Hepplewhite Two Piece Inlaid Butlers Secretary on French Style Feet w/ Individual Glass Pained Doors 90"T / 46"W / 22""D

Flat ogee pediment; mahogany and mahogany veneer; (2) glazed bookcase doors with (13) panels each; base has tall front writing drawer; interior has (8) cubby holes and (6) small drawers; central cabin

Mahogany Hepplewhite style secretary desk. Measures 28" x 16 3/4" wide 42" tall.

Large Victorian 8 1/2' high style walnut butler secretary with carved crest and adjutable shelves and fitted interior. 53" wide, 103" tall, 21" deep.

HEPPLEWHITE STYLE MAHOG. SECRETARY W/ INLAY, 76"H X 38"W X 19"D

Early Period Mahogany Hepplewhite Inlaid Butlers Secretary w/ Single Pointed Top Doors and Fitted Interior - Has Original Brass Hardware on French Foot 90"T x 46"W x 22"D

Antique Hepplewhite Style Inlaid Secretary Bookcase. Keys included. Measures 90 inches x 65 inches x 19.5 inches.

A vintage Hepplewhite style tambour secretary offers satinwood banded mahogany construction with upper display cabinet having two glass doors opening to shelved interior with drawers and surmounting c

Pinwheel-inlaid bonnet with three urn-form finials, glass breakfront with Gothic-arched panels, bottom drawers with elaborate pressed brass cornucopia pulls. Felt-top desk folds out onto pull-out rabb

A Hepplewhite Style Mahogany Breakfront Secretary. Two pieces, bearing convex glass panes 81" x 66.5" x 15"

Antique 19th Century Centennial Hepplewhite Style Banded & Marquetry Inlaid Secretary Desk. Blind tambour door secretary desk with inlaid eagle. With brass hardware and brass feet. Attributed to the 1

A HEPPLEWHITE STYLE INLAID ROSEWOOD AND MAPLE SECRETARY BOOKCASE, ENGLISH, CIRCA 1930-1960, the broken swan neck pediment centering a reed carved panel and flanked by urn form finials painted with swa

19th Century Walnut Butler's Secretary Chest. The chest has five drawers, a pull-out desk with writing area, drawer and file dividers.. The The Eastlake style chest measures 53 1/2" High X 32 5/8" Wid

Secretary desk, with hinged slant top, opening to sliding writing surface, interior drawers, above two drawers, with hepplewhite style backplates, supported on tapered legs, featuring parquetry inlay

Mahogany Secretary Bookcase - Desk Ca. 1900, H 75'' W 42'' Depth 21'' | Hepplewhite style. Satinwood inlay. Upper cabinet with double doors and interior shelves over lower chest of three drawers. Uppe

18th c. Chippendale mahogany Butlers secretary. Charleston South Carolina C. 1785, style of Robert Walker. 53" x 21 1/2" x 98".

Circa 1830. Having a dentil molded crown above two glazed doors with two shelves within and charming mullion work above lower case housing pull out butler style writing surface with very nicely appoin

Late 19th C. having an upper secretary drawer above a shallow drawer over a pair of doors, enclosing scalloped shelves and small drawers. Some surface distress. 38"h x 37"w x 20"d Provenance: Property

English, early 20th century. With swan's neck pediment and dentil molding over a fluted frieze, above two glazed doors. Base with fall front butler's desk with fitted interior and leather writing surf

George III-Style Mahogany Breakfront Secretary mid-20th century, the upper section with four astragal-glazed doors, the base with a butler's desk in the center drawer, flanked by drawers to each side

Hepplewhite secretary/bookcase mahogany, top with ogee molding over 2 locking latticed doors; base fold down butler's drawer with fitted interior over 3 bead edge drawers with oval brasses, bracket fe

19th Century Scandinavian Lime Washed Butler's Secretary, with drop front writing surface flanked by six drawers, the left door reveals four drawers, the right door reveals four drawers and the centra

English Georgian Style Secretary Bookcase, c.1850, in two parts, in mahogany with satinwood inlay, the pierce carved broken arch scroll cornice over a pair of glazed mullioned doors, the lower section