Modernist desk in black polished oak

Bird’s-eye maple drawers
Manufactured in the 1920s and 30s

Large flame mahogany serpentine front twin pedestal partners desk & matching reclining leather chair Great for a home office set up and good size so plenty of room for laptops and monitors. Comes with a matching reclining leather chair that’s very comfortable to sit in Features a tooled leather writing surface to the middle, also holes for laptop, charging and monitor cables Serpentine curved front makes this very comfortable and ergonomic to sit at Originally made by a company called Wade, fantastic quality Measurements 186 CM Wide (73 Inches) 122 CM Deep (48 Inches) 77 CM High (30 Inches) Kneehole 66 CM (25 Inches) Wide 61 CM (24 Inches) High SK.

Louis Philippe desk of Emilian production, supported by turned legs, on the front it has a drawer surmounted by an under-counter band with a characteristic groove, in which there is another drawer. Veneered and inlaid in maple and cherry, poplar interior.

This stunning desk was made of very high quality oak and veneered panels on the back and side in the early 20th century. There are many hand carved details that make it a real statement piece. The key only works on two drawers and the top middle drawer the other drawers are open but not lockable. The interior dimensions of the drawers are: D 65 x W 35 x H 11 cm.

The writing desk is made of solid walnut, a precious wood known for its beauty and resistance. Its solid structure gives an elegant and durable look to the writing desk, guaranteeing a long life over time. The craftsmanship and the accurate details make this piece one of a kind. The Louis Philippe period, dating back to the period between 1830 and 1850, is characterized by a classic and refined design. The writing desk has the typical characteristics of this period, with elegant lines and sophisticated details that add a touch of sophistication to your space. During the restoration process, the writing desk was carefully cared for to preserve its original patina. The patina is the result of the passage of time and gives the furniture an authentic and charming look. This means that every sign and imperfection on the desk tell its own story and give the piece of furniture a sense of authenticity. The writing desk features three deep drawers, providing ample storage space for your documents and personal items. Each drawer is fitted with a fully functional key and lock, allowing you to keep your belongings safe and away from prying eyes. This Louis Philippe writing desk is a high quality restored period piece, made with Italian craftsmanship that has proven itself over the centuries. By choosing this desk, you are taking home an authentic piece of Italian design history. We look forward to sharing with you this magnificent solid walnut writing desk dating from the Louis Philippe period, with its original patina and thoughtful detailing. Add a touch of elegance and history to your space with this unique period piece, which is sure to become the center of attention and a valuable piece of décor in your home or office.

Mid-Century Modern style glass top desk with rosewood veneer cabinet. Functionality similar to that of a secretariat, with two drawers, a work surface and four open and adjustable bookcases. Black steel structure with adjustable brass feet. Signs of wear due to age and use as visible in the photos which do not compromise its use. MEASURES Height 220 cm Width 120 cm Depth 60 cm.

The piece of furnitures has been professionally renovated in our carpentry workshop. The furniture is made of mahogany wood.

Old desk or cabinet. It is a desk with a mezzanine, raised on four legs with notable curvature decorated with gilded bronze plant elements. At the waist it has a large drawer with marquetry work and a small board covered in green leather, perfect for writing. The loft at the top also has excellent work in floral and plant marquetry and, inside, we find a large space, perfect for keeping documents, etc. organized.
Measurements: 88 cm wide x 52 cm deep x 139 cm high.