Antique Stationery

The single drawer offers practical storage for linens, flatware, stationery, or small household objects. With its restrained English form, handsome mahogany surface, and decorative ...

Maison Maquet was founded in Paris in 1841 and became known for producing some of the finest stationery and personal goods in France. The house specialised in beautifully made writin...

Of particular interest are the two fitted stationery drawers which retain their original compartmented interiors complete with lidded divisions and period labels.

A fine antique Sheraton Revival Davenport desk, crafted in richly figured walnut and beautifully decorated with intricate marquetry inlays Circa 1890 Bought from a private house sale...

This arrangement makes the desk both elegant and functional, offering useful storage space for documents, stationery, and personal items. The legs are beautifully turned, with sober...

The table is supported by sturdy, four-sided tapered legs and includes a single integrated drawer with a flush front, perfect for storing linens, flatware, or stationery. Its primiti...

The secretaire drawer opens to reveal an outstanding fitted interior with a green leather writing surface, numerous drawers, pigeonholes and stationery compartments. The drawer is st...

Designed for traveling, within the box there are several compartments for organizing any correspondence materials: pens, ink, stationery, etc. Be sure to view the detailed images to ...

Whether used for mail, stationery, or as a decorative accent, it offers a glimpse into the refined domestic culture of early 20th‑century France, where even the simplest objects were...

Elevated on a custom steel mount, it reads less like stationery and more like statement. The kind of thing that suggests you don’t just answer letters—you receive them.

Two drawers beneath the top offer convenient storage for stationery and everyday items while maintaining the desk's clean and balanced appearance.

Above sits a fitted compartment with divisions for stationery, pens and accessories, along with a period glass inkwell.

The interior opens to reveal a fitted writing surface lined in purple velvet with compartments for ink bottles, pens and stationery. The hinged writing slope lifts to reveal addition...

Inside are fitted compartments for pens, ink and stationery along with a sliding panel concealing a hidden compartment, a feature commonly used at the time for storing private letter...

During this time, suzuribako were not merely stationery items; they were intimately personal treasures designed to inspire the writer's mind before a brush ever touched paper.

It is a Partners desk and unusually has two frieze drawers on each side, fitted with brass drop handles, and perfectly sized for all the stationery you could possibly need, making th...

Beneath the felt is a central storage compartment, flanked by two smaller compartments with wooden lids — ideal for organizing letters, stationery, and writing tools. The lower drawe...

Young in Connecticut as a "stationery and fancy goods emporium," with the help of Charles Tiffany's father who financed the store for only $1,000 with profits from a cotton mill.

The central drawer is flanked by two equally proportioned side drawers, providing ample storage for writing implements, documents, stationery, and office essentials. Original-style b...

This versatile piece features a hinged, sloping writing surface that opens to reveal a spacious interior well, complete with a charming arrangement of two small drawers flanking a ce...

This exquisite late Victorian sycamore writing or stationery box exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship.

A fine antique Victorian walnut Davenport desk, crafted in richly figured walnut and displaying the classic form associated with this distinctive 19th-century writing desk design Cir...

The desk opens to reveal a beautifully fitted interior gallery featuring a central prospect door, a series of pigeonholes, and small stationery drawers. The lower cabinet provides a...

The drawers retain their original gilt bronze framed mounts and escutcheons, and the interiors include the original pen and stationery divider typical of desks designed for writing d...

Above the writing surface sits a raised superstructure fitted with small drawers and open compartments, ideal for organising stationery and writing accessories. The shaped apron and ...

The desk offers excellent storage with three front drawers and two concealed side drawers, ideal for organizing stationery and office essentials. A timeless and luxurious statement ...

It contains a central "tabernacle" door flanked by vertical document pigeonholes and five small stationery drawers with delicate brass pulls. The writing surface is inset with a char...

Young in Connecticut as a "stationery and fancy goods emporium," with the help of Charles Tiffany's father who financed the store for only $1,000 with profits from a cotton mill.

Behind the writing slope is a small raised stationery compartment enclosed by a pierced brass gallery, an elegant feature often found on high quality Davenports of the period.

It includes dedicated compartments for stationery and pens, accompanied by a traditional glass and brass inkwell.

Whether used for small accessories, stationery, or simply displayed for its wabi-sabi charm, it embodies both utility and timeless atmosphere.

The bookcase features a practical slant-front desk with a fitted interior comprising nine small drawers and pigeonholes for documents and stationery, providing an organized writing s...

This interior includes a practical writing surface, small pigeonholes and drawers for stationery and documents, and additional compartments designed for orderly storage.

The desk is fitted with a tooled red leather writing surface, complemented by a pair of curved-front stationery boxes with small drawers and brass gallery surrounds.

A gorgeous Arts & Crafts period "Zodiac" pattern bronze perpetual desk calendar holder or stationery holder By Tiffany Studios (signed to the underside) New York, USA, Early 20th C...

This petite desk features one dovetailed drawer with original brass pulls and an (removable) upper gallery with a shaped backboard and cubby compartments for stationery or correspond...

The upper section includes multiple small drawers and a central cubby, perfect for organizing stationery or personal items. The piece is adorned with finely cast gilt bronze (ormolu...

A rare and highly decorative desk or hallway piece perfect for organising stationery and correspondence, or for adding an elegant period accent to any interior.

In France, the forget-me-not (myosotis) carried a tender emotional charge, exchanged between lovers and incorporated into stationery, lockets, and jewelry as intimate tokens of fidel...

Elegant coffee table with a black stucco top decorated with hand-painted trompe-l'œil inlays, depicting letters, envelopes, and stationery in a detailed and realistic composition.

Its compact, inclined writing surface is complemented by a hinged lid that unveils a meticulously organized interior comprising storage compartments, diminutive drawers, and pigeonho...

Houghton & Sons Oak Campaign Stationery & Dispatch Chest By Houghton & Sons, 162 New Bond Street, London Formerly the property of Major-General Maunsell Mark Prendergast,...

Below, a central drawer is flanked by two banks of three drawers, offering excellent storage for stationery and personal items. Each drawer retains its turned wooden knob and brass e...

The central drawer is fitted with a removable sliding tray with three recessed compartments, likely intended for coin or stationery. The reverse is fully veneered, allowing the des...

The fitted interior boasts a variety of compartments, ideal for stationery and personal items, all lined with luxurious velvet.

Young in Connecticut as a "stationery and fancy goods emporium," with the help of Charles Tiffany's father who financed the store for only $1,000 with profits from a cotton mill.

John Heath established his stationery business in 1852, delivering office products around the Birmingham area.

Crafted from select coromandel, displaying fine grain interest and wisps of natural colour Sliding base extends accommodation from approximately 10 books to 16 with ease Demi-lune en...

Young in Connecticut as a "stationery and fancy goods emporium," with the help of Charles Tiffany's father who financed the store for only $1,000 with profits from a cotton mill.

Young in Connecticut as a "stationery and fancy goods emporium," with the help of Charles Tiffany's father who financed the store for only $1,000 with profits from a cotton mill.

Easy to place and genuinely useful: ideal on a desk, shelf, or sideboard for letters, stationery, tea utensils, sewing notions, or small tableware.

Once opened, the chest reveals an unexpectedly intricate inner world: a system of shallow shelves and grid-like compartments designed for organizing documents, stationery, or small c...

The tray lifts to reveal further compartments for jewellery and personal items, with a concealed drawer below and a spring-release side drawer for stationery or documents. The case r...

Constructed from select mahogany stocks with fine grain interest and warm caramel hues Graced with a distinctive demi-lune back rest, offering a graceful visual flourish Broad writin...

Plenty of space for files and folders, stationery, reference books, small items and all the paraphernalia we need to keep up with the dreaded paperwork!

It sells jewelry, sterling silver, china, crystal, stationery, fragrances, water bottles, watches, personal accessories, and leather goods.

Issued by the National Savings Committee. Printed for HM Stationery Office by Stafford and Co Ltd. Very good condition, folds.