French Neoclassical Style Partner's Desk

early 20th century, satinwood, with painted and gilt decoration, the top with brass gallery corners, inset felt writing surface with glass top, each side with three drawers over two hinged cabinet doo

French neo-classical style oak single drawer bureauplat desk on tapered legs. Early 20th century. 29"h x 39"w x 23 1/2"d

French Neoclassical style desk clock and barometer, the oak case having gilt metal mounts, the left side with a clock dial, having Arabic numerals, the right a barometer, reading "Made in France" at t

French style partner's desk with leather top. ht. 31in., top: 39" x 58"

Country French Style Partners Desk - 30 in tall x 63 x 34

French Empire-style partners desk, top having inset tooled leather, each partner's side having center drawer flanked by two smaller drawers, one side having three additional drawers below on left and

FRENCH STYLE LEATHER PARTNER DESK AND LEATHER CHAIR. TAUPE COLOR LEATHER, MEDIUM FINISH WOOD FRAME, EXCELLENT CONDITION, DESK APPROX 60"W

French style mahogany partners desk.

French Neoclassical style walnut writing desk, late 19th c., having rectangular top, over four drawers, with two pull out slides at sides, flanked by fluted corner posts, rising on squared and tapered

French Empire style mahogany partner's desk/ bureau plat, 20th c., one side with five drawers framing the center kneehole, reverse with four drawers, on tapering square legs, ending in sabots, approx

Baker furniture Neoclassical style green leather top partner's desk. Measures a total of 30" tall x 62.75" wide and 44.5" deep. Embossed detail bordering leather. Marked with Baker tag inside drawer.

French-style walnut faux partner's desk with pullout sides, having a tooled leather top, over two short drawers, one long drawer and one deep drawer. [31" H x 48" W x 24" D]. Scratches; wear; missing

A country style french partner's desk, with a pair of gold, needlepoint-upholstered chairs. Included is an unattached hutch that sits on the desk that is missing its shelves. The Manufacturer is Hicko

Fine Louis XV style ormolu mounted bureau plat. Rectangular top with tooled leather, three drawers with gilt bronze banding, and female bust accents. Measures 68" x 37" wide 31" tall. Style of L Ceuni

FRENCH LOUIS XV STYLE DOUBLE DROP FRONT PARTNERS DESK, 20TH C. H 48", L 38", D 36" After the original by Bernard II Van Risen Burgh currently in the Paul-Getty Museum, Malibu. Having intricate marquet

Hal Weston dollhouse miniature partner desk and chair, French style desk with opening dovetailed drawers on both sides with colored paper liners, candle slide on each short end, 5.25"W, 2.75"H, 2.5"D,

French Louis XVI Style Leather Top Faux Partners Desk with Pull outs - 30 in tall x 54 x 27, Kneehole is 24 inches

French Louis XVI Style Carved Walnut Leather Top Partner's Desk, 19th c., the inset gilt tooled brown leather top flanked by two like inset leather pull-out writing slides, over a wide skirt, with thr

French Empire Leather Embossed Marquetry Desk. Neoclassical style ornate brass ormolu detail having floral and figural imagery, column form marble inlay. 3 pull out drawers, 2 cabinets. 32 inches x 72

French Henri II Style Large Red Leather Top Oak Partners Desk - 30 in tall x 57 x 45, Kneeholes are 24 inches by 19 inches

Neoclassical-style gilt bronze desk letter rack or stand, late 19th century, the crests with relief motifs of musical and foliate details, the base signed for Albert Marionnet (French, 1852-1910), nic

A French mahogany partners desk in the Louis XV style having leather gilt embossed top and brass mounts throughout circa 1920. Having one center drawer flanked by two fitted drawers. All three keys ar

Late 19th Century. Comprising an ink well with in a neoclassical style with putti supporting an urn and a rococo style letter holder with scrolled feet and a loop handle. Height 6 “. (Cond: both goo

An antique French Sevres or Sevres style biscuit porcelain, ormolu and green marble group with a Neoclassical style genre scene featuring a lady at her desk. Circa 1900. Approximate measurements: 7 1/