CASA E GIARDINO Walnut writing desk with brass and sky

L-shaped writing desk in solid walnut, veneered and bordered. Adjustable feet in brass and wood, a cabinet with doors and one with three drawers. Milan, 1960s. (210x77x170 cm.) (slight defects) IT Scr

Scrittoio in legno di faggio e sky. Firmato ANTONIO FERRETTI, Milano. Anni '50. Mis. Lung. cm. 120 Alt. cm. 80 Prof. cm. 60 ca. Val. 800/1200

Walnut writing desk with brass details and crystal level, 50’s. Broken top glass level. Expertise examined by Salvatore Licitra Archives Gio Ponti Milan.. . Cm 135,00 x 78,00 x 72,00.

HOOKER American Modern Walnut Writing Desk. Inset brass pulls, tapered square legs. Marked.-- Dimensions: H: 29.5 inches: W: 53 inches: D: 25 inches ---

Gio Ponti Fireside Chairs. Pair. Casa e Giardino. Italy. 1939. Walnut and rush. 17w x 17d x 41h, SH-12.

Walnut & Brass Writing Desk on Standlate 19th centurywith a monogrammed plaque dated April 3rd, 187719 x 18 x 10 inches

19th CENTURY LOUIS PHILIPPE WALNUT WRITING DESK WITH UPPER CABINET, BRASS GALLERY, EBONIZED TRIM ON FLUTED BRONZE MOUNTED LEGS. DISPLAY AND FIVE DRAWERS ABOVE ONE DRAWER BELOW WITH LOCK. Height: 52 in

Walnut writing desk, with minimalist vertical brass drawer pulls and spindle-back chair, upholstered in period cream leatherette. Dimensions: (Desk) H 31" x W 40" x D 18.5" Condition: Wear consistent

Osvaldo Borsani Writing desk, 1950s Walnut, brass. Manufactured in Italy. 31.5" H x 67" W x 33" D

Walnut. Leather top. Figural. Brass accents. 3 drawers. 3 faux drawers. 32 1/2" h x 56" w x 30 1/4" d.

Burl walnut writing desk with three drawers and bronze pulls. Bears brass plaque "Made expressly for Macy's NY in Italy". [40" W x 20 1/2" D x 29 1/2" H]. Scuff marks and wear to surface varnish.

CHIPPENDALE STYLE WALNUT WRITING DESK, 18TH/19TH CENT. H 41", W 36"A late 18th or early 19th century writing desk. Having brass hardware, four drawers with two planks, and hinged top revealing compart

Two fireplace chairs Solid walnut wood, woven rush. Manufactured by Casa e Giardino, 1935 ca. 103x40x43 cm Gio Ponti Archives expertise n. 17029 Literature: Stile, gennaio 1942, copertina.

A Portuguese Baroque style walnut writing desk having a geometric design marquetry inlaid top with three drawers having brass bail pulls, and resting atop four bobbin turned legs with stretcher.

Louis XV style walnut ladies writing desk, the rectangular top with molded edge over a center drawer flanked by pairs of small drawers on each side, with brass hardware, and standing on tall cabriole

late 19th century; supper structure with raised brass gallery, compartment with shelving enclosed by panel door with oval porcelain plaque over short drawer, molded edge top, pull-out writing surface,

A 19thC walnut and brass writing slope / lap desk opening to reveal 2 secret drawers within.13 3/4'' wide

Walnut, glass, brass and teak writing desk with golden bronze feet and crystal level, Luigi Magnetti execution 1950. Literature; Roberto Aloi, Esempi di arredamento moderno di tutto il mondo, Studi Li

An Italian Gilt Metal Mounted Walnut Lady's Writing Desk 19TH CENTURY Height 63 x width 45 x depth 25 inches. Property from the Estate of Andrea E. Ricardel, Palm Beach, FL

English brass-bound walnut writing slope/ travel desk, 19th c., hinged lid with presentation cartouche, "Presented to P.G.M. Ralph White, as a token of respect and esteem for valuable services rendere

English brass-bound walnut writing slope/ travel desk, 19th c., having hinged top, opening to pen storage and ink receptacles, leather writing surface, opening to storage, revealing two concealed

A Mid-Century Modern dark walnut five drawer writing desk having wood top with five large drawers and flat brass pulls atop four tapered legs. Unmarked. SHIPPING Atlanta Auction Gallery will not ship

A patented 1874 John E. Cotton tambour roll up lap board or writing desk possibly constructed of walnut and pine. Marked on the back with a caution label and patent No. 154, 126.

A patented 1874 John E. Cotton tambour roll up lap board or writing desk possibly constructed of walnut and pine.