George IV circa 1820 piano secretaire desk in mahogany with pull out fitted writing drawer. Superstructure of three drawers with central locking mechanism. All supported on turned legs. Quality original piece.
D310
Art Deco desk with seven drawers and tooled leather top. Circa 1930.
D405
Edwardian mahogany Carlton House desk by Shapland and Petter (makers of high quality furniture from mid nineteenth century). Tooled leather top.
D395
French semi-pedestal flame mahogany desks, circa 1850, of five drawers with three tooled leather pull out writing surfaces to base which is mounted on turned ribbed legs. The writing surface is surmounted by a superstructure containing six drawers and three pigeon holes. All in excellent working condition.
D314
Two drawer library/stretcher table in mahogany and cedar. Circa 1850.
D080
Tooled leather top walnut Arts and Crafts nine drawer desk, circa 1900. Original brass handles.
D255
Large Victorian Australian cedar partners desk of six drawers and two cupboards to rear.
D319
Australian cedar turned leg drawer table top desk with government date stamp to leg.
D374
Oak roll top desk with fielded panels. Circa 1920.
D169
Double pedestal oak roll top desk with fielded panels and fitted well. Circa 1900. Good order and original finish.
D297
George III mahogany bureau late eighteenth century with fitted well. Still in lovely condition.
D418
George III mahogany bureau with well fitted interior. Has four large graduating drawers, bracket feet and good brass fittings.
D282
American figured black walnut roll top desk with fielded panels. Quality piece in original condition.
D307
Arts and Crafts walnut double pedestal tooled leather top desk with superstructure containing eight small drawers. Circa 1900 from W Walker & Sons 119 Bunhill Row London.
D287
"Dickens" desk in mahogany, of small proportions. Double pedestal, circa 1860.
D263
French Arts and Crafts partners desk of four drawers, with carved cabriole legs. Hand carved drawers and mouldings to tooled green leather top writing surface. Circa 1890 in European oak.
D201
