Horner School Inlaid & Carved Mahogany Secretary Desk Circa 1890

R.J. Horner & Co.(New York, 1886-1915)Figural Partner's Deskcirca 1890carved mahoganynumbered "1098"30 1/2 x 56 x 33 1/2 inchesThe desk carved with winged griffins, filigree, birds, mythical faces

R.J. Horner & Co. (New York, 1886-1915) Partner's Desk circa 1890 carved mahogany with filigree carved top and apron, supported by four winged griffins 29 x 55 1/2 x 37 1/2 inches

R. J. Horner Circa 1890 Full Standing Griffin Heavily Carved Mahogany Partners Desk. The desk has a recessed foliate carved top band. Full perimeter of case including drawer fronts is foliate carved.

R.J. Horner & Co.(New York, 1886-1915)Figural Drop-Front Deskcirca 1890mahoganynumbered "1831"42 x 36 x 20 inchesThe desk carved with winged griffins, filigree, birds and mythical faces.

A French mahogany marble top secretary desk abatant circa 1890. Ht: 55" Wd: 38.75" Dpth: 15"

R. J. Horner (1854-1922) Atlas Carved Mahogany Sideboard, Circa 1890. This profusely carved sideboard has images of Atlas, classical fruit and urn, winged griffins, cupids and claw and mask feet. Side

R. J. Horner (1854-1922) Atlas Carved Mahogany Server, Circa 1890. This profusely carved server has images of Atlas, classical fruit and urn, winged griffins, cupids and claw and mask feet. Server has

George III mahogany secretary desk circa 1760 having a broken pediment top accented with Greek key dentils and centered with a carved cartouche above paneled doors of matched crotch mahogany the slant

An Empire style mahogany secretary desk having pull down top over four drawers resting on paw feet circa 1890. Ht: 56" Wd: 37" Dpth: 14.5"

R.J. Horner & Co.Partner's Deskcirca 1890carved oakwith four winged griffins29 x 55 x 37 inches

Empire Revival Mahogany Partner's Desk Circa 1890. A fine flamed mahogany desk with 6 drawers on each side. Acanthus carved supports, corner trim, supports, carved claw feet and gadrooned edge. Measur

R.J. Horner & Co.Corner China Cabinetcirca 1890carved mahoganywith figural carved frieze62 1/2 x 38 x 28 inches

Chippendale style mahogany slant front desk, circa 1890, with brass baluster, railing, carved shell front, acanthus carved knees and ball and claw feet. 42"h x 31.5"w x 20"d

R.J. Horner & Co.(New York, 1886-1915)Library Table with Winged Maidenscirca 1890carved mahoganysigned with firm's label and stenciled number "1252" 30 1/2 x 53 x 31 inches

Attributed to R.J. Horner & Co.(New York, 1886-1915)Sofa with Griffinscirca 1890carved mahogany41 x 79 x 32 inches

A vintage wooden Secretary desk w/ a bookshelf / cabinet to the top. Glass cabinet doors with raised woodwork to the topper. Carved wood topper. Inlaid wood details. Brass hued metal drawer pulls. Som

Carved Mahogany Griffin desk attributed to Horner circa 1900. Victorian library desk. Top with gardrooned edge over case with two drawers on each side supported by four three dimensional carved griffi

ATTRIBUTED TO R.J. HORNER, RENAISSANCE REVIVAL STYLE CARVED AND INLAID MAHOGANY STANDING DESK. HEIGHT 44"; WIDTH 22 1/2"

Circa 1890-1910, with biscuit corners with thumb molded edge, two dovetailed drawers with acanthus leaf carved pulls with false drawer on other side, carved cabriol legs with winged female figure with

George III mahogany butlers secretary desk with inlaid half round, crest over glazed doors over pull-out desk over three drawers, on French feet, circa 1800. height 94 1/2 inches, width 37 1/2 inches,

Carved mahogany writing desk attributed to R.J. Horner C 1890. Ht: 30" Wd: 48" Dpth: 25"

BOOKCASE/DESK - Fine Hand Carved Custom Mahogany Free Standing Bookcase in architectural form, circa 1890, having narrow adjustable shelves on the right and fixed writing surface with shelves beneath

Exquisite circa 1886-1890 mahogany Rococo china cabinet by Robert J. Horner is heavily carved with cherubs, griffins, lion's heads, cornucopias, gnomes, fruit, and more. Features original curved glass

in two parts, with removable pierced and carved swanneck pediment above glass doors, the base with pull out butler desk, large bracket feet. Possibly Mathew Egerton, New Brunswick NJ, early 19th centu