Explore our collection of antique desks from France, England, and other European regions, featuring rare 18th and 19th-century writing desks, partners’ desks, and executive desks. Whether you’re looking for a Louis XV bureau plat, a Georgian pedestal desk, or a mid-century modern writing table, our hand-selected pieces bring timeless elegance and craftsmanship to any home or office.
A French Empire style “secrétaire à abattant”, crafted in richly figured mahogany with a polished finish that highlights it’s depth. The drop-front opens to reveal a fitted interior with a
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French Directoire Cylinder Desk, Bureau à cylindre. Standing on tapered round legs in brass sabots. The writing surface is lined with leather and pulls out for extra space. On top
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An elegant, French, Louis XV style writing desk, or ‘bonheur du jour’, the serpentine case veneered in book-matched Kingwood and raised on elegant cabriole legs and accented with gilt trim
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An 18th century, period Louis XV Secretaire in exquisite Rosewood and burl walnut with a grey veined marble top. The fall-front features an inlaid marquetry design in various exotic fruitwoods
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An authentic, signed Louis Majorelle (1859–1926) Art Nouveau desk, crafted in France circa 1900. A masterwork of the École de Nancy, this piece reflects Majorelle’s distinctive artistry — fluid lines,
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The Mid-Century Modern “FM60” Rosewood executive desk, by Danish designer Kai Kristiansen for FM Møbler, featuring a “floating” desktop over two banks of drawers with three drawers each, and sculpted
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A vanity in solid and veneered mahogany with stylized floral inlay, dating to circa 1900 and originating from Barcelona. The drawer fronts feature bookmatched mahogany with fruitwood marquetry in sinuous
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From Barcelona, an exceptional Catalan Modernist partners desk, crafted in solid mahogany with sculptural lines and exceptional detailing. The design is anchored by an elegant gilt-bronze (ormolu) stretcher in a
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A truly one-of-a-kind piece: A 16th Century, carved oak coffer that was later converted into a minister’s office desk, having a patina that can’t be done justice through photos, and
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A substantial French provincial farm table in solid cherrywood, dating to the early 20th century, featuring a natural finish and simple, honest construction typical of country craftsmanship. The rectangular top
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Large Georgian-style writing desk in solid mahogany with two drawers on one side, each fitted with brass swan-neck handles and keyholes. Features reeded legs, shaped corner brackets, and a moulded
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A refined, French, Louis XV–XVI transitional style “Secretaire à Abattant” (secretary desk or fall-front desk and drawers) in exceptional condition, crafted in kingwood and rosewood, with ormolu mounts and a
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This striking Italian refectory table dates to the last half of the 18th century (circa 1750 – 1790) and is crafted from solid walnut with hand-forged iron stretchers. It showcases
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This Transitional style piece, known as a “commode sauteuse secretaire” (a long-legged chest of drawers with fold-down writing surface), was crafted during the “Belle Epoque” revivalist wave of the 1880s–1890s,
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French Renaissance Revival Console / Desk. This piece is finely carved with brass fittings. The work surface is counter height and would make a great reception desk. Dimensions: W: 45″
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Stunning Large Twin Pedestal Partners Desk from England. This piece is made of solid mahogany and is dressed with the original brass hardware. Featuring a spacious brown leather top. The
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From Paris, a late 19th Century Henri II style desk with great patination. Dimensions: W: 59″ D: 31.5″ H: 29″
This exceptional Louis XV-style Rosewood bureau plat (writing or office desk) features a hand-tooled leather top and its adorned with elaborate ormolu (gilt bronze) mounts, including corner embellishments with expressive
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This 19th century oak coffee table, converted from a desk*, would have belonged to a wealthy professional or scholar, serving as a refined workspace in a study or private library,
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This French shopkeepers desk, crafted during the reign of Napoleon III period (mid-19th century), is a fine example of the era’s elegant and functional design. Made from ebonized wood, it
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