We carry a wide array of quality French, English, African and other European antique and vintage desks. Find the perfect antique furniture for your home and office.
An English inlaid mahogany Sheraton-revival demi-lune serving table or console having a centre drawer flanked by two small cabinets all featuring flame mahogany veneer and inlay. Solid mahogany top with
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A French Renaissance-Revival oak library table featuring boldly-turned barley twist legs and a long turned stretcher which is further-decorated with large turned finials. Two panelled drawers fitted to the frieze
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A French 19th Century Louis XV style lady’s writing desk or ‘bonheur du jour’ in rosewood, having a drawer beneath the leather writing surface and an upper superstructure with bevelled
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An unusual Italian table with a highly-carved walnut trestle base supporting a hand-painted ‘faux’ marble top. Circa 1900. 58″ Wide x 35″ Deep x 32″ Tall.
A French, finely-carved, walnut writing table with inset leather surface and a single drawer. Profusely carved on all four sides and raised on elegant cabriolet legs terminating in carved scrolled
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A richly-carved, French late-19th Century Renaissance Revival writing table in walnut, with turned and carved baluster legs and carved edge details to the top. There is a single drawer to
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A fine quality French ‘Bureau Plat’ of grand proportions with book-matched and banded walnut panels and drawer fronts, the top with gilt-tooled leather surface, and raised on elegant octagonal-faceted tapering
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A late-19th Century, French double-pedestal desk fitted with two upper drawers and three to one side, all with Gothic carved fronts. The left pedestal is a cabinet, the door with
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A very fine and well-proportioned French ‘bureau plat’ or writing desk, the case veneered in book-matched Kingwood and embellished with finely cast and finished gilt bronze mounts. The desk is
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An English mahogany adjustable reading stand – the reading surface tilts and is adjustable up and down with a ratchet mechanism. It retains the original maker’s label, ‘C. Fowle of
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A smaller English, solid quarter-sawn oak desk with four fitted drawers – all with hand-cut dovetail joinery, and a lower open shelf. Circa 1910. 39″ Wide x 25.5″ Deep x
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A mid-18th Century Georgian drop-front bureau or desk in Cuban mahogany, having three drawers below and an elaborately-fitted interior with ogee-profile drawers and a central inlaid and mirrored ‘room’ which
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A handsome English, 19th Century, mahogany writing desk or sofa table, the top with three drawers on one side and three false drawers to the other and with a gilt-tooled
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A lovely quality, smaller French Empire desk in flame mahogany, with a leather top, the case fitted with five drawers, each with detailed ormolu key plate, and raised on square
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A petite Louis XVI-style French writing table with diamond parquetry top and drawer fronts, the top with brass reeded edging and with fine ormolu mounts and drawer pulls, the whole
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Simple, elegant, Louis Philippe secretary commode in excellent original condition. Mahogany with black marble top. Circa 1880. 51″ Wide x 23″ Deep x 40″ Tall. To see our other commodes,
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An elegant French Louis XVI-style ‘bureau plat’ in rosewood, profusely inlaid throughout with mahogany, fruitwood, boxwood, etc. marquetry. The serpentine profile edge is accented with a detailed brass edge and
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A stylish French desk attributed to Charles Dudouyt, the top raised on a simple slab support on one side and a cube-like pedestal cabinet on the other side, the door
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A lovely and useful French Louis XV-style leather-top desk. Graceful lines and stunning brass accoutrements. To see our other desks, click here 45.5″ Wide x 24″ Deep x 30.5″ Tall.
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A double pedestal solid oak desk, each pedestal fitted with drawers and a pull-out writing slide, the pedestals and back all of raised quarter-sawn oak panels. Circa 1910. 59″ Wide
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