American Renaissance Wooton Patent Desk

American Renaissance Revival Extra Grade Wooton Desk. Walnut and burl walnut secretary desk in three sections; the two front panels on hinges open to reveal the drop-front desk, with filing, cubbies;

Height: 76 in. (193.04 cm) Width: 44 in. (111.76 cm) Depth: 32 in. (81.28 cm) Country of Origin: USA Maker: Wooton Desk Company Condition: Restored Year: 1874-1878 Wooton Extra Grade Patent Secretary

R.J. Horner (American, New York). Partners desk with ornately carved griffins and lion heads. Wear consistent with age. 56" L X 34 " W X 30" H

American Wooten patent desk executed in oak, the two large doors opening to the fitted interior with a fall front, fitted with slots and fitted lower case, and rising on carved feet, 55"h x 41"w x 28.

A Victorian-period Italianate library table in walnut, having one drawer and decorated with burled veneers carved motifs, and having a felt top. American, c. 1870s after Herter Brother and Stymus styl

American Renaissance Revival desk in the style of R. J. Horner, with straight legs, decorated with acanthus leaves, carved skirt, false drawer on one side, 28 1/2" H x 46 1/2" W x 35 1/4" L.

American Renaissance Revival-Style Walnut Executive Desk comprised of antique elements, the top with an inset gilt-decorated leather blotter, the base with a kneehole opening on one side and a central

Unusual American Renaissance style walnut writing desk, double pedestal with burled panels. 29" t x 32" d x 48" w. Ca. 1875

* An American Renaissance Revival Carved Desk and Chair manner of r.j. horner, late 19th/early 20th century the desk having a rectangular top with two hinged compartments over five drawers, the center

attributed to John Breuner, Sacramento, CA, circa 1865; rectangular mohair inset top with astragal ends, long drawer in 5 1/2 in. apron, trestle base with fluted columns and carved dog's heads connect

An American Victorian Renaissance Revival desk chairMid/late 19th centuryJ. Jelliff-style carved walnut with burlThe J. Jelliff-style chair in carved walnut and burlwood inlay with ebonized and giltwo

of Civil War Interest. Circa 1850. Walnut desk having a handsome upper case with drawers at the lower case and turned wood pulls. The desk has a pull out writing surface. W60" H40" D30" This desk belo

An American Renaissance Revival swivel desk chair20th centuryWalnut with ebony and gilt details, adapted for use as a swivel desk chair on a four-arm base55" H x 18" W x 18" D

American Renaissance Revival Wooten Desk Company Walnut Rotary Desk, late 19th century, the top with a molded edge and inset writing surface, over a band of three drawers, each pedestal end with a pan

American Renaissance Revival Walnut Desk with Bookcase Top third quarter 19th century, the upper section with a pair of shelves on carved brackets and with fretwork galleries, the kneehole base with a

Height: 70 in. (177.80 cm) Width: 36 in. (91.44 cm) Depth: 26 in. (66.04 cm) Country of Origin: USA Style: Eastlake Ladies Model - Victorian Maker: Wooton Desk Company Condition: Restored Year: c. 188

An American Victorian Renaissance Revival executive desk20th centuryWith inset black leather top over a mahogany base accentuated with caryatids to corners highlighted with gilt and ebonized details,

with leather-inset top, the legs set on casters; Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; 54 1/4 inches wide; 36 inches deep; 31 1/2 inches high

American Victorian Renaissance Revival fall front desk, the rectangular top over a floral inlaid fall front door, opening to a fitted interior, with red velvet writing surface, all above a drawer with

Fine 19th Century, American, Attributed to Herter Brothers carved walnut writing desk with single drawer and green felt writing top. Measuring approximately 31 inches, tall 35 inches wide, 24 inches d

The turned finials above a rectangular trapezoidal backsplash over four shelves and two split drawers, above an outset hinged top opening to a felt lined writing surface, over a pair of cabinet doors,

American Neo-Renaissance-Style Mahogany Partner's Desk late 19th century, attributed to R. J Horner, New York, having a rectangular top with a molded edge, the front and back sides each fitted with a

A Renaissance Revival Carved and Burl Walnut Wooton Desk Wooton Desk Company, Indianapolis, 19th Century retains the metal label: Manufactured by the Wooton Desk Co. Indianapolis, IND. Pat. Oct. 6. 18

American Renaissance Carved and Burl Walnut Wooten Standard Desk , c. 1874, labeled, architectonic gallery, two paneled doors, extensively fitted interior, fall-front tooled leather writing surface, s