English Walnut & Mahogany Desk c.1910's

English Walnut & Mahogany Desk with Cabriole Legs c.1910's-20's - 30 in tall x 48 x 28, Knee hole is 23.5 inches

English, Early 20th Century, Walnut And Mahogany Inlay, Banded Top, Three Frieze Drawers Over An Inset Cabinet Door Flanked By Six Drawers, Bun Feet, 33 X 43 X 20 Inches Photos For Additional Conditio

Handsome 1800's Burl Walnut Lap Desk Document Stationary Writing Box with Inlay and brass hardware. Circa 1850-1860. Brass bound writing box - English - Walnut Burl on the exterior and Mahogany interi

English, first quarter 19th century. Sheraton period mahogany and walnut reading table, desk or writing table, the rectangular mahogany top with rounded corners crossbanded in walnut over a single fri

English sterling silver rectangular form desk stand on bun feet. Pierced scroll, mask and fruited basket gallery. Walnut veneered mahogany tray with a silk lined vertical pen well. Hallmarked London,

comprising a George III inlaid mahogany miniature desk and a 19th century walnut drop leaf table with scissor base. Desk: 11" high, 11 1/4" wide, 5 1/4" deep. Expected age and use wear.

31 1/2" W X 27 3/4 H

English, early 20th century. A writing desk in mahogany, having a brass gallery over a slant lid with inset leather writing surface, open interior case with side drawer and compartment, all rising on

Constructed in the original manner, central drawer flanked by a double drawer and false double drawer, gadrooned details, the ball and claw feet on cabriole legs, 20th C. H. 30". W. 54". D. 30".

Two pieces. 46" wide x 23-1/2" deep x 62" high. Missing top middle door.

English Walnut Desk / Writing Table & Chest - Desk is 29 in tall x 43 x 18, Kneehole is 21.5 inches, Chest is 30 in tall x 33 x 18

Beautiful antique English walnut desk organizer. Two front doors, open to reveal nine compartments,and single drawer at the bottom. With lock, however, does not include key. SHIPPINGHill Auction Galle

A rare English mahogany combination desk and drafting table circa 1850. The embossed leather top lifts to adjust at multiple angles and the drop down drawer opens to reveal a slide out document tray.

A large nineteenth century English walnut partners desk having nine drawers on each side and pair of doors on either side. The top having gilt embossed leather. Ht: 30" Wd: 51" Dpth: 72"

Full title: An English mahogany writing desk with leather top, ca. 1900 Description: H 72,5 x L 151,5 x D 90 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine s

English mahogany campaign desk, top inset with gilt tooled leather writing surface, brass mounts and pulls, three drawers, turned legs terminating in casters. 31.5" H x 72" W x 41.5" D. Surface wear,

English, 19th century. A mahogany and brass mounted lap desk on stand with green gilt accented leather desk, two hidden compartments, a long single drawer and five ink storage compartments. Marked to

English kidney-shape mahogany desk with leather top, once owned by Mrs. Harry Edington, 30" H x 52" W x 24" D. Provenance: Chula Vista, California collection.

An English Walnut Partners' Desk 19th Century Height 30 x width 66 x depth 39 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of Allen A. Schuh, Chicago, Illinois

English mahogany campaign desk with trestle support, three drawers with brass handles and fixtures, likely early 20th century. 31" H x 52" W x 27" D. NOTE: This item is only available for preview at o

ENGLISH MAHOGANY BUTLER'S DESK C. 1830 GLAZED DOOR TOP (42" WIDE X 87" TALL X 21 1/2" DEEP)

ENGLISH MAHOGANY SLANT-FRONT DESK, C. 1770, H 42", W 38":Four drawers of graduated size, the slant front opens to a configuration of eight small drawers and letter slots, flanked by decorative book bi

the hinged top reversing to a tooled brown leather writing surface and enclosing an arrangement of pigeonholes; over a drawer; no key; 36 inches wide; 19 3/4 inches deep; 37 3/4 inches high

Antique English Regency Mahogany Desk, SIde Table, with single drawers flanking central open arch, Circa 1815, professionally apprasied 6/3/00 at $4489.10, originally purchased from George Subkoff Ant