Antique Country French Walnut Desk ~ Writing Table is a classic piece with understated elegance that is perfect for completing a home office, serve as a vanity table, or even behind a sofa. Crafted from fine walnut, it features a rectangular beveled top made from solid planks joined together with pegged mortise & tenon technique, also used for the apron to leg joints below. The apron and legs were elegantly scrolled then a fine rolled edge was carved into the legs and apron after assembly to create style continuity. The “back” side is fully scrolled and finished so it can be placed in the middle of the room if desired. The “front” displays a wonderful contour called en arbalette for its resemblance to the shape of an archer’s bow. The form of the drawer facade is not only elegantly contoured, but fitted with a brace of beautifully cast brass bale pulls. Four cloven hoof feet are carved into the tips of the cabriole legs to finish out the master work!
Circa early 1900s
Measures 30.5H x 43W x 25D; knee clearance 23H

Wonderful mid-century executive walnut desk designed by Edward J. Wormley for Dunbar in the United States, circa 1950s. This desk is made with a timeless design that has been professionally refinished, restoring it to its original glory. Crafted from luxurious walnut, it exudes a sense of vintage vibes that distinguish its well-known designer. The handcrafted Brazilian rosewood handles add a touch of luxury. At the same time, the solid brass details, from pulls to feet, offer a perfect balance of durability and aesthetic appeal, with an array of thoughtfully designed features, including seven pull-out drawers, a dedicated file drawer, and two writing surfaces. The included modesty panel provides both privacy and structural integrity. Complement your collection with this executive desk designed by the one and only Edward Wormley and experience an immaculate workspace.

Age/age and origin/origin:

The table is probably around 1780 and the origin is probably northern Germany

Mass/dimensions:

Height/Height approx. 82.5 cm, width/broad approx. 131 cm, depth/depth approx. 73 cm

Condition/condition:

Used condition with signs of wear,
Partly supplemented, damaged, with missing parts, shrinkage, old restored, see pictures.

Age/age and origin/origin:

The closet is probably from around 1760 and the origin is probably Germany

Mass/dimensions:

Height/Height approx. 73.5 cm, width/Broad approx. 99.5 cm, depth/depth approx. 62.5 cm

Condition/condition:

Good used condition with signs of wear,
Partly supplemented, damaged, with missing parts, shrinkage, old restored, see pictures.

Rare hans wegner desk model at325 by andreas tuck, 1960

hans wegner desk model at325 for andreas tuck, denmark.

this is an oak desk and we had it completely renovated by a furniture restorer and this desk is now in new condition. A beautiful design by hans wegner and made by the well-known andreas tuck in the 1960s.

large and impressive desk made with quality construction and attention to detail, refinished and ready to enjoy.

hans j. Wegner’s collaboration with andreas tuck produced some of his most innovative designs in desks and tables. This rare desk, designed in the 1960s. There is a forward-looking sleekness in this design – a simplicity of structure and a bold confidence in the sober use of materials – no decorative gestures, a structural minimalism dictates this design. We can also see a sophisticated assimilation of international design trends by wegner, trends that began to favor designs that were less dogmatically “natural” in their treatment and combination of materials – designs that celebrated contrast and visual dynamism over a national or regional craft tradition. This piece has an attribution mark,
i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution

A Fine Late Regency Mahogany Dressing or Writing Table in the Manner of Gillows of Lancaster.

This fine table with its shaped superstructure and concave front was originally conceived as a dressing table but today such pieces are often used as writing tables in the modern home office. The use of contrasting boxwood stringing, the beautifully finished concave front and the particularly inventive shaping of the superstructure are all signs of very high quality design and, when coupled with the reeded legs which are known to have been used on many pieces by Gillows, it is highly likely that they were the makers of this fine piece of furniture. The finely chosen veneers and quality brassware, including fine original castors, are also typical of the firm’s output.

This fine table would grace any room in the modern home and is both attractive and practical.

Desk by Alvar Aalto made from birch with original green top. Lovely, clean lines. Neat size, small drawer to the left. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
designer records,
or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising
from
misattribution

French Louis XVI style fall front writing desk in carved oak.Remarkable carving work. No maker’s marks.

Classic and simple Scandinavian style large writing desk. Hand carved and hand painted. Drawer knobs are bronze patinated. Wonderful piece for an office, library or sitting room.

Desk from Flötotto, 1970s, Set of 3, in Restored conditions. Designed 1970 to 1979