Desks & Writing Furniture
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A Fine End Support Table Firmly Attributed to Gillows of Lancaster
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Porcelain mounted Bureau Plat in the Manner of Edward Holmes Baldock
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A Fine Georgian Davenport In the Manner of Gillows
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A Fine Low Countries Escritoire from the late Seventeenth Century
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A Fine Writing Table in the Manner of Gillows of Lancaster
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Marquetry Bureau Plat in the Louis XVth Manner
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A Fine Library Desk
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A Fine Pair of Pedestal Desks in the Regency Manner
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A Very Fine Writing Desk Firmly Attributed to Wright & Mansfield
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An Antique Mahogany Pedestal Desk by Hamptons
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Magnificent Oak Partner’s Desk made in the Gothic Manner
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George III Mahogany Partners Desk
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An Elegant Example of a Writing Table of the George IV Period
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A Marquetry and Gilt Bronze Secretaire by Rogie after the original in the Wallace Collection
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A Georgian Writing Table by Gillow
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Marquetry Antique Library Table by Howard & Sons
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A Magnificent Cartonnier in the Louis XVI Manner after the Original Creation Made by Simon Oeben
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A Writing Table Firmly Attributed to Donald Ross of London
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A Magnificent Bonheur du Jour of Exhibition Quality Attributed to Holland & Sons
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An Antique Mahogany Oval Partners Desk
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An Exceptionally Rare Secrétaire, After the J.H. Riesener Example in The Wallace Collection
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A Louis XVI Centre Writing Table in the Aesthetic Taste, Firmly Attributed to Holland & Son
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A Bureau Plat in the Louis XV Manner By François Linke
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A Library Centre Table in the Louis XVI Manner
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An Oak Pedestal Desk After a Design by Thomas Chippendale
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A Fine Bureau Plat in the Manner of André-Charles Boulle
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A Fine Escritoire After a Design by Adam Weisweiler
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A Bureau Plat in the Louis XV Style
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An Exceptional Marquetry Writing Table Davenport
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A French Bureau Plat Painted in the Vernis Martin Style
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A Writing Cabinet Vitrine in the Louis XVI Manner of Holland & Sons
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A Bureau Plat in the Louis XIV Manner By Toms and Luscombe
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A Pedestal Desk in the French Empire Manner
