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Walnut Desks

Victorian Walnut Davernport Desk

Victorian walnut davernport writting desk. Condition: Good! Dimensions: H 79cm W 56cm D 57cm

Shapland and Petter walnut desk

Very good burr walnut desk by 'Shapland & Petter' of Barnstaple, Devon. The finely figured top of burr walnut above five drawers with original handles. The whole sitting on tapering solid walnut legs.

Walnut biedermier desk

Walnut biedermier desk, with seven drawers. The figuring of this desk is fantastic.

French walnut cylinder top desk

French walnut cylinder top desk on cabriole legs. Lovely honey colour, very decrative. Height 108cm / Width 94cm / Depth 59cm

Victorian Burr Walnut Desk

A mid Victorian Burr Walnut Desk or Dressing Table Measuring 47"wide x 21"deep x 29"high

19th Century Bureaux Plat/Writting Table

Good 19th century burr walnut bureaux plat/writting table, tulip wood crossbanded top on a cabriole leg. Condition: Good! Dimensions: H 95cm W 124cm D 63cm

19th C Small Walnut Pedestal Desk

Mid 19th Century Walnut Pedestal Desk of usefully small size. Original wooden knobs, original locks, original castors. Recently re-leathered in antique tan hide. Circa 1850. 41 1/4" w x 22 1/2" d x 28 1/2" h

Walnut Pedestal Desk

Walnut Pedestal Desk C1850. This piece measures 39in w x 25in d x 30in h and has a green leather top.

Edwardian Walnut Partners desk ca 1920

Edwardian Walnut Partners desk ca 1920 This stunning antique Edwardian walnut partners desk has a rectangular top with a gadrooned edge and brown faux leather top. The desk has drawers on both sides and a large knee hole, each pedestal has four graduating doors with brass swan neck handles, reeded sides and stands on beautiful ball and claw cabriole legs. The desk has a retailers stamp, Withy grove stores, Manchester. The desk is a golden walnut colour with striking grain, good patina, and is in good condition, which has been beautifully cleaned using a traditional form of wax finishing. Height 76cms / 30inches Width 152cms / 60inches Depth 122cms / 48inches Ref 02181 Please click on image for larger photo. Delivery within England approx £120 + VAT If you buy more than one item then usually, only an additional £40+VAT is charged per item.

Victorian Burr walnut Dickens desk ca 1870

Victorian Burr walnut Dickens desk ca 1870 This stunning antique Victorian Walnut Dickens desk has a beautifully turned gallery flanked by four small mahogany lined drawers, has a central moulded writing slope and the interior has two small drawers and several pigeon holes. The desk has three faux black leather writing inserts, a central faux drawer above a large knee hole. Each pedestal has four graduating mahogany lined drawers with original turned knobs. The piece stands on a plain plinth and the back is finished so it can be placed in the centre of a room. The desk splits into three for ease of removal and is a rich golden walnut colour with striking grain, good patina, and is in good condition, which has been beautifully cleaned using a traditional form of wax finishing. Height 102cms / 40inches Width 122cms / 48inches Depth 76cms / 30inches Ref 02248 Please click on image for larger photo. Delivery within England approx £85 + VAT If you buy more than one item then usually, only an additional £40+VAT is charged per item.

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Victorian Burr walnut davenport / writing desk ca 1870. This striking antique Victorian Burr walnut davenport / writing desk has a beautifully shaped writing compartment that sits perfectly at the rear of the desk and has several letter compartments and pen holder. The compartments are made from fine yet sturdy pieces of wood. This delightful piece has a lift up lid with brass hinges and beautiful bevelled edging around the top. The writing slope has a faux black leather writing surface and the interior has pigeon holes, faux drawers with petite knobs. The piece is serpentine fronted, has two beautifully scrolled uprights, has four graduating mahogany lined drawers with neat turned knobs at either side. The piece stands on turned bun feet with casters and is a golden walnut colour with striking grain, good patina, and is in good condition, which has been beautifully cleaned using a traditional form of wax finishing. Height 84cms / 33inches Width 55cms / 21.5inches Depth 56cms / 22inches Ref 02238. Please click on image for larger photo. Delivery within England approx £75 + VAT If you buy more than one item then usually, only an additional £40+VAT is charged per item.

Victorian walnut pedestal desk

Victorian walnut pedestal desk with leather top This beautiful Victorian walnut pedestal desk has been traditionally French polished prior to replacing the gilt tooled leather skive. Consisting of the usual 4 drawers either side and central drawer, this comes apart in 3 sections for ease of moving. The desk has casters to make moving easier and bun handles. Presented in lovely condition. Width 47" Depth 23.5" Height 29" Price £1795 Email Us for a delivery quote :Click Here (Ref : ST86)

Victorian Inlaid Walnut Davenport

Victorian Inlaid Walnut Davenport. Dimensions : W-56 D-54 H-81 (cm)

SOLD Burr Walnut Davenport

An exquisite burr walnut davenport with pop-up back and piano-front top. The interior reveals a lift-up writing/reading slope, ink pots, pen tray and 2 small drawers. Outside there are 4 drawers to the right-hand side and 4 dummy drawers to the left-hand side. The pop-up back has 3 small drawers inside and 4 pigeonholes lined in sycamore. Ca. 1860.

Good 20th Century Walnut Desk

Good 20th century walnut desk on a small pad foot leg, shaped front original leather top & finished on the back too. Condition: Good! Dimensions: H 77cm W 130cm D 68cm

Mid 19th C Burr Walnut Davenport with maple interior

A Fine Mid 19th Century Burr Walnut Davenport with a beautiful bird's eye maple interior. Original condition including leather & gallery. This desk is stamped by the maker, Thomas Seddon, 67 New Bond St, London, and the locks are by Hobbs. Circa 1855. 25" w x 24" d x 32" h Historical note: This important firm was founded in 1753 by George Seddon I, and by 1786 employed 400 men. By the third generation (Thomas II and George Seddon III) they were handling, with Nicholas Morel, a major commission to refurnish Windsor Castle to a value of £200,000, and were awarded a Royal Warrant in 1832. In 1853 the remaining partner Thomas II moved from Grays In Road to 67 New Bond Street, until his demise in 1868. Their signature "stiff lotus" carving on the columns is noted throughout the period from c.1820