Items Tagged "desk", page 3

Price $8,800 Measurements Height: 57 inches Depth: 17 inches Length: 32 inches Description A secretary on chest of drawers in black lacquer and gilt, with ornate mother-of-pearl accents. Circa 1870, France.

Price $7,950 Measurements Height: 28 inches Depth: 23 inches Length: 37 inches Description Antique oak and walnut desk with single drawer and cabriolet legs. Circa 1720, France.

Price $7,850 Measurements Height: 29 inches Depth: 30 inches Length: 45 inches Description Antique French barley twist desk with its original shaved mohair blotter, bronze nail-head trim, beautifully hand-carved details, and a fully functional, full width apron drawer. This desk has one of the best looking bases we have ever seen and it will probably be quite a while before we find another French writing table this good. This desk is in original condition and structurally sound, there is a hole on the top and a chip on the edge which can be seen in the detailed photos. The mohair is very worn but we think it looks great. France circa 1840.

Price $6,950 Measurements Height: 27 inches Depth: 21 inches Length: 29 inches Description Antique walnut desk or side table with single drawer, scalloped apron, and graceful cabriolet legs. Circa 1700s, France.

Price $6,850 Measurements Height: 29 inches Depth: 30 inches Length: 55 inches Description American marble and chrome desk with a mahogany drawer found in France. This desk is in very good original condition and is reputed to be a Knoll. USA circa 1980

Price $26,900 Measurements Height: 63 inches Depth: 24 inches Length: 53 inches Description Marvelous hand-carved antique French walnut Art Nouveau desk with original hand-beveled, glazed, bookcase top and its original tooled leather writing surfaces, all in excellent fully restored condition. Art Nouveau furniture is known for its delicate, graceful, flowing lines and this secretary has utilized them all. From its side paper holders to its pigeon holes (letter holders), to the interesting whiplash decorated feet this is an exceptional desk. We have been unable to find a mark or signature of the creator of this piece but it is likely from the French School started by E.Galle, it is very rare that those pieces are signed. This magnificent example should be owned by someone who appreciates great quality and craftsmanship in the rare Art Nouveau style. France, circa 1900.

Control the chaos of wires and work in the modern office! The D2 has an open-face drawer that runs the length of the desk, deploy to create a second work surface. Along the back is the second drawer for cord management.