A very nice desk is for sale. For sale is a very nice English Desk. • English design • good condition • Original 60s • Colonial style Dimensions: Height 77 cm Seat height 60 cm Width 122 cm Seat width 53.5 cm Depth 61 cm THE HIGHEST, WIDEST AND DEEPEST POINTS WILL ALWAYS BE MEASURED!

For sale is a good quality and impressive standard grade American walnut Wootton Desk Co. “Wells Fargo” desk, of substantial form, with three quarter gallery and hinged frieze, having twin bowed panelled wings, each housing banks of file drawers, these hinging to reveal extensively fitted interior of drawers, pigeonholes and compartments. The fall front with baise lined writing surface, the desk remains in good original untouched condition, showing minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use. The desk comes complete with keys. Three Wooton desks that are in the national collections at the Smithsonian Institution were the inspiration for this paper, which traces the history of the Wooton Desk Company and its products. Wooton desks were purchased by prominent persons in Europe and South America, as well as in the United States. They became a kind of status symbol, reflecting high Victorian appreciation for flexibility in furniture. Their varied exterior trimmings made them available for persons with different incomes and preferences. Measures: Maximum width: 175cm depth: 83cm height: 177cm.

This is a grand antique estate pedestal desk. An English, quality mahogany and satinwood roll-top secretaire desk, dating to the mid Victorian period, circa 1860.

A desk of superior craftsmanship and proportion, with strong country estate appeal
Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good original order
Select stocks show fine grain interest and deep caramel hues throughout
Striking roll-top opens to reveal satinwood drawer fascia of warm caramel colour

Delightful pull-forward writing surface with an inset lock — in working order, key present
Suite of six drawers with a seven compartment gallery to centre, over faux drawer fronts
Trio of tooled and embossed leather skivers, the outer pair opening to show pen compartments
Central skiver hosting a bracket to rear for angle adjustment

Stout pedestals offering a trio of drawers with inset brass-lined locks — keys present
Generous kneehole height of 71cm (28″) affords comfortable use
Finished to the rear, the desk ideal for central room placement
Standing upon continuous plinth feet and riding upon sets of concealed castors

This is an impressive and bold antique estate pedestal desk, graced with excellence in craftsmanship and form. Set to enhance any room in the larger home or institution. Solid joints and construction, delivered waxed, polished and ready to enjoy.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 151cm (59.5”)
Max Depth: 105.5cm (41.5”)
Max Height: 116.5cm (45.75”)

Writing Surface Width: 133cm (52.25”)
Writing Surface Depth: 52cm (20.5”)
Writing Surface Height: 76.5cm (30”)

Kneehole Height: 71cm (28”)

This chrome trestles desk came together with the Tabacof chair, they are a matching pair. The trestles are well made with sense for detail, definitely good quality. The glass top is in good condition without damage, there are signs of wear on some spots.

Very elegant Italian Art Deco Mid-Century Modern executive desk writing table, with hexagonal shaped top and beautiful floating side drawers standing on central legs and junctions completed with great brass detailss. The unique and typical design, with the clean geometric shape and brass decoration enrich the natural pattern and grain of the wood making this a true statement piece in any interior style. The Art Deco style, here with the Mid-Century Modern influence, was all about making a big statement and was considered very glamorous, elegant, functional, and modern. Softly shaped patterns and smooth angles as is in the style of Gianfranco Frattini and Vittorio Dassi as well as other Italian Mid-Century Modern designers of that years such as Gio Ponti, Melchiorre Bega, Paolo Buffa and Luisa and Ico Parisi.

Bureau Louis XVI in solid cherry, opening by three drawers, quality cabinetmaking, very good condition.
Width 135 cm, depth 70 cm, height 76cm
Height under central drawer 60 cm

Pauline Pierre’s office “CM141”, edited by Thonet in 1953, time model 50/60. Black lacquered steel base surmounted by a black formica tray and a 2-drawer box in blond teak veneer. Small chipped on the right angle of the bottom drawer (photo) and traces of use on the right side and the top of the subwoofer (photos). These are lightweight traces in line with the age of this office.

This is an antique carved correspondence desk with hidden drawer. A Scottish, oak writing table, dating to the early Victorian period, circa 1860.

Superior quality desk with delightfully figured stocks and Gothic revival overtones
Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order
Select oak shows fine grain interest and wisps of medullary rays
Rich caramel hues beam beneath the wax polish finish

Low back rest adorned with carved winged motif
Upper console arranged with five drawers around a laptop friendly recess
Writing surface decorated with leaf carved pattern edge
Accessed by blind pulls, the writing surface extends by 9cm (3.5), with comfortable working height of 80.5cm (31.75″)

Desk base offers four drawers, each dressed with a circular pull
Central desk dressed with an inset brass lined lock — key absent
Right-hand drawer replete with concealed compartment to rear of box
Scrolled brackets frame the kneehole, uniting the quartet of baluster turned legs

This is a dashing antique carved correspondence desk, offering the delight of a hidden compartment and fascinating extending writing surface. Solid joints and construction, delivered waxed, polished and ready for the home.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 125cm (49.25”)
Max Depth: 68.5cm (27”) – With Slide Extended: 79cm (31″)
Max Height: 116.5cm (45.75”)

Writing Slide Width: 111cm (43.75”)
Writing Slide Depth: 51cm (20”)
Writing Slide Working Height: 80.5cm (31.75”)

kneehole Height: 63cm (24.75″)

We are offering this magnificent “ROLL TOP DESK” USA from around 1910 from the estate of an art collector with an affinity for design. The name comes from the blind which, when closed, closes off the entire desk. The whole piece of furniture is solidly made in wonderful “American Walnut”. The piece of furniture has been preserved in very good, original condition, it can be placed freely due to the production process, the outsides have the fine cassettes everywhere. The writing furniture was designed as a mobile, full-fledged workplace, the original, ball-bearing mounted castors in iron are still mounted under the boxes and allow the office to be easily mobile. Under the blind there are paper and pen holders, compartments for papers of different formats, a felt-covered worktop. In order to enlarge the worktop, the side panels of the blind guide can be folded down with finely crafted hinges. Overall, the materiality, functionality and workmanship of this professional piece of writing furniture is impressive.

few signs of wear. One of the first pieces of writing furniture to be manufactured entirely by hand in small batches. Probably made in the USA for the English market. The central lock on the roller shutter is marked “YALE”, the American manufacturer of patent locks. The furniture can be easily dismantled for transport.

Solid walnut, reddish stained and clear lacquered. Fittings brass with protective coating.

H 78 cm/128 cm W 137 cm D 85 cm

Classic desk in excellent condition.