Antique Desks

Dimensions: 43-¼”H x 41-¼”W x 22-¼”D

A wonderfully painted and patinated Rococo style writing desk, made in Venice towards the end of the 18th century. Carved by hand, the desk features an aged painted finish that is simply marvelous. Festive individuals can be found frollicing front and center on the desk’s fold-down-front. Scrolled filigree details are painted all over, creating an overall element of whimsy that gives the desk its light and airy presence. Shaped legs lift the desk to a comfortable writing height. The front will unfold to reveal the desk’s interior. It can be secured with its functioning lock. Inside, you will find two small drawers as well as a number of pigeon holes and cubbies to store away various sundries. A hidden compartment is found in the work surface and slides open to reveal a secret space for hiding special valuables. The interior is finished with spectacular painted details that create an even finish that is cohesive throughout the entire antique. 

Dimensions: 45”H x 57-⅞”W x 30”D

A generously sized secretary style desk, made in Sweden in the Gustavian style. A wonderfully patinated painted finish envelops the pine chest/desk – a hallmark of Gustavian antiques. The top will unfold to reveal a well-appointed interior. Six drawers and two large cubbies provide lodgings for inkpots, quills, parchment…or perhaps a laptop or tablet today. The top can be accessed using its functional locking mechanism. Three wide drawers span the chest base, all with turned, styled knobs. A sweet, shaped skirt provides a bit of style to this multifunctional case antique. 

Dimensions: 29-¾”H x 50-¼”W x 24-½”D

A handsome Directoire style desk crafted in France circa 1820. Made from a beautiful mahogany that’s been cleaned and polished with French wax paste to reveal the vibrant grain. The top is inset with the original worn green leather. The apron houses two drink slides inset with leather in the same fashion as the desktop; a small metal pull on each slide. Maximum width with the slides out is 75-¼”. The apron features a larger center drawer with a knee clearance of 23-⅔”H. The left drawer features a faux double drawer front and houses a split drawer that would have locked on the interior at one point to hide valuables. Three keys are included to provide access to the drawers, all locks are in working condition. All drawers have been cleaned and open with ease. The desk is finished on all sides, giving you the ability to place this desk anywhere in your office or library. Tapered, rectangular legs are fixed with brass sabots for protection and aesthetics. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look at the great condition of the whole.

Dimensions: 53-½”H x 37-⅝”W x 15-½”D

This wonderful solid walnut secrétaire à abattant was constructed in the style of Louis XVI, circa 1830. Topped with a great piece of black and white marble. A single, slim drawer at the top features a pair of brass rectangular drop ring pulls and a simple brass inset keyhole that matches the lower three drawers. The front of the desk opens to reveal the writing surface and interior storage, attached to the interior with a slim chain. Outfitted with two shelves and six small drawers flanking a large center drawer featuring a simple brass key hole. Perfect for keeping an organized workspace! The black shagreen writing surface is in wonderful antique condition. All four corners feature fluting. One key is included for the lock securing the desk front; the five other locks are no longer functioning. The vibrant patina and uncluttered design makes this a versatile piece to compliment any living space. Cleaned and polished with French wax paste. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look!

Detailed Measurements-
Depth with desk open: 31”
Height to writing surface: 27-⅜”

Dimensions: 28-½”H x 48-¼”W x 23-½”D

Louis XV style writing desk from France, circa 1840, will elevate any home office or library to the next level of sophistication. Gorgeous red leather writing surface with gold tooling and a breakfront lip provides an inviting space to work at. The walnut desk is finished all the way around, making it perfect for floating in a room! The apron houses two drawers, each adorned with a unique cast brass escutcheon, and a simply scalloped edge, the drawers on the back side are faux. Four bowed legs support the whole and feature decorative brass sabots. There is no key included with this piece. Cleaned and polished with French wax paste, the drawers open easily. Knee clearance is 22-½”H. Over 180 years of use have granted this writing desk a fantastic patina. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the overall good quality of this piece.

Dimensions: 28-⅝”H x 47-⅞”W x 23-½”D

We love the design of this simple yet sophisticated mahogany desk! There is no storage in this desk which is perfect for today’s office which usually consists of just a laptop. The trestle base gives way for ample leg room, the turned mahogany stretcher ends through the legs with a round end cap, and the feet end with brass casters. 

Dimensions: 59-⅛”H x 44”W x 20”D

This is a French 19th century mahogany desk with a pretty inlay design of various woods across the top of the back. The inlay design is used throughout the desk. The top rests over a pair of doors on either side and two bookshelves in the center. There is a slanted front that drops down to form a leather writing surface. Behind this slanted front are many cubby holes, two small drawers with brass pulls and two shelves for books. Beneath are two small drawers and two larger drawers, all with brass oval pulls. All sits atop of square tapered legs and square tapered feet. A beautiful, functional antique for any style home. 

Writing Surface: 29-¼”H Open Desk: 32-¼”D

Dimensions: 35-¼”H x 44-⅜”W x 22-½”D

This amazing walnut desk has a slanted front that drops to reveal an interior writing surface and storage.  A single key works the lock to open the top and once opened, the writing surface is lined with tooled, green leather.  The interior is outfitted with four drawers, three cubbies and a couple hidden compartments.  The lower portion of the secretary has two small top drawers and a large, bottom drawer.  Each drawer is outfitted with drop ring pulls.  Two escutcheon plates are placed down the center creating symmetry but do not have locks.  A uniquely shaped skirt wraps around the three exposed sides of the desk.  The whole is raised on square, tapering legs with shaped feet.  Open Dimensions: 24-¾”H (to writing surface) x 38-⅞”D and floor to desk top is 24”H.  C. 1800

Dimensions: 33″H x 79-1/2″W x 45-5/8″D

This fantastic oak sewing table is from France, c. 1860. Large enough for two people sitting next to each other, one side features a pair of slide-out surfaces, each outfitted with carved compartments for scissors and a duster. There is also a lower slide-out leaf on one end. A suprising component of this table is all of the hidden compartments on the underside! Please see detailed images.

Dimensions: 29 1/2″H x 48 5/8″W x 32 7/8″D