Antique Study Drawing

Born into an upper-middle-class family in Leipzig, Klinger began to study drawing at a young age. Although he would maintain accomplished practices in various media—including paintin...

It bears, however, all the typical traits of Guardi and knowing his impressive versatility further strengthens the attribution to him, as do no less than ten other known versions of ...

Made of solid wood and approximately 27–28 cm tall, these imposing objects were created as teaching tools for the study of geometry, technical drawing, descriptive geometry, and spat...

An exceptionally versatile piece of antique furniture that would make a wonderful addition to a library, drawing room, study or bedroom, offering generous storage whilst bringing war...

At only 84 cm wide, this is a particularly desirable compact writing table, providing a practical workspace without requiring the footprint of a larger desk. Ideally suited to a stud...

A highly decorative yet practical example of Victorian writing furniture, ideally suited to a study, library, drawing room or sophisticated contemporary interior.

Its compact proportions also make it ideal for a bedroom, dressing room, study or elegant drawing room. A wonderfully decorative antique French bonheur du jour, with superb parquetry...

At only 74.5 cm wide and 44.5 cm deep, this is a particularly versatile bureau, offering a dedicated writing area and considerable organised storage within a relatively compact footp...

An exceptional statement piece for a study, library, drawing room or sophisticated interior.

Its proportions make it equally suitable for use as a writing table, occasional table or decorative console within a study, library, bedroom, drawing room or hallway.

It would work beautifully within a study, library, bedroom, drawing room or living space.

In its current arrangement, the clearance measures 23 cm on the top tier, 22 cm on the second tier, and 28 cm on both lower tiers, providing practical versatility for a home library,...

A highly versatile example of Georgian-style furniture, equally suitable as a writing table, side table, occasional desk or elegant console within a study, library, drawing room, bed...

A particularly attractive example of Jacobean Revival furniture, ideally suited to a study, library, drawing room, bedroom or sophisticated country-house interior.

A highly desirable and versatile period writing table, combining practical storage with refined decorative detailing. Ideally suited to a study, library, drawing room or sophisticate...

Its finished proportions also make it suitable as a writing table, occasional desk, dressing table or elegant console within a study, bedroom, drawing room or library. Dimensions: ...

A handsome addition to an English country library, traditional study, or collected drawing room, the tazza would be especially attractive displayed on a mahogany desk, antique consol...

It would be ideal for a bedroom, study, hallway, drawing room or smaller apartment where space is at a premium.

An exceptional statement example of Renaissance Revival furniture, ideally suited to a grand library, drawing room, study or sophisticated period interior.

With its distinctive kidney-shaped form and excellent decorative presence, this would make an impressive writing desk, dressing table or statement piece in a study, bedroom or drawin...

Its combination of enclosed upper storage, a large central drawer and generous knee space makes it particularly suitable as a writing desk, study table or sophisticated dressing tabl...

Ideally suited as a writing desk, occasional table or elegant workstation within a study, bedroom, drawing room or sophisticated contemporary interior.

Its decorative ball-and-claw feet and richly coloured mahogany also give it considerably greater visual presence than its modest dimensions might suggest. Ideally suited to a study,...

At 92 cm wide, this is a particularly practical and versatile bureau, combining a comfortable writing area with extensive organised storage without requiring the footprint of a large...

An ideal statement piece for a drawing room, study, library or elegant interior.

Standing 151 cm high, the piece has an impressive vertical presence and would work particularly well beside an armchair or sofa, or as atmospheric lighting within a drawing room, lib...

With its exceptional 202 cm height, beautifully figured oak and restrained Arts and Crafts aesthetic, this is a particularly striking statement light. Ideally suited to a drawing roo...

A rare and highly desirable writing desk whose adjustable writing slope, concealed compartments and fine decorative detailing distinguish it from more conventional examples. Ideally ...

The colour and patination are superb and it would make a magnificent statement piece in a study, library, drawing room or sophisticated contemporary interior.

Both highly decorative and immensely practical, this exceptional bookcase would make a striking addition to a library, study or drawing room, equally at home in a traditional period ...

The combination of its dramatic kidney form, exceptionally extensive marquetry, tooled leather writing surface and fully decorated reverse makes this a particularly impressive exampl...

A highly desirable and functional piece, ideally suited to a library, study, home office, drawing room or sophisticated contemporary interior.

A Refined Addition to a Country House Interior This particularly elegant cabinet would make a wonderful addition to a country house library, drawing room, study or carefully curated ...

A cast of a plaster sculpture depicting a full-length horse for an equestrian monument is set on the ebonized wooden base. A study for teaching academic drawing. Italy, late 19th cen...

The scale of this piece makes it suitable for a variety of grand interiors, functioning beautifully as a central decorative element in a drawing room or study. Its dimensions allow i...

This is a highly decorative and practical antique writing table, ideal for use as a statement desk, dressing table, hallway piece or feature item within a study, library or drawing r...

Cylinder desks became highly fashionable during the Georgian period, providing a sophisticated and secure writing station for the gentleman's study, library or drawing room. Today th...

A decorative antique accent particularly suited to a library, drawing room, study, bedside or traditionally furnished interior.

Elegant, beautifully crafted and yet with a cool simplicity, this will make an excellent piece for an antique-inspired study or drawing room. The bureau plat is set on four cabri...

Its refined silhouette makes it particularly suitable for a library, drawing room, study, bedside table or country house interior.

Equally suited to a library, study, entrance hall, bedside table or drawing room, this lamp offers understated sophistication whether illuminated or displayed as an architectural obj...

The shaped leather writing surface and fine walnut veneer make it ideal as a gentleman’s or lady’s writing desk Fully restored to original condition by our in house restorer Its eleg...

Fine quality English Victorian walnut card table with elegant fold-over action The shaped top opening to reveal a green baize playing surface, ideal for cards or games Circa Date 188...

Decorative tortoiseshell clocks of this quality are becoming increasingly difficult to find, particularly examples retaining such attractive colour, fine proportions and original cha...

These pieces remain a staple of the refined English country house aesthetic, perfect for a grand library, study, or drawing room. Shown with a fuchsia red shade for styling purposes...

This is a highly decorative and substantial bookcase with excellent storage and display capacity—a statement piece for a study, library, or drawing room. Key Features: * Fine Regency...

An outstanding fusion of functionality and artistry, this Anglo-Indian carved partners desk is a piece of great presence and character, ideal as a focal point in a study, library or ...

Light and refined in appearance, yet sturdy in construction, this versatile stand sits beautifully in a drawing room, study, library, or hallway. Its combination of brass and oak is ...

The table is of exceptional quality and design, retaining its period fittings and surface, and would make a superb centrepiece for a library, study, or drawing room. Dimensions: Hei...

Bound in their original cloth covers, presenting with appealing aged tonality and authentic period character Richly illustrated throughout, with detailed depictions of key battles an...

A handsome Chippendale style armchair with bold carving and graceful proportions Shaped arms rest on intricately carved supports which add considerable decorative interest Circa 1920...

Presented in a gilt and reddish-brown frame with a beaded inner border, this evocative painting would make a handsome addition to a country house drawing room, study or hallway. Its ...

The legs and frieze cast with decorative embellishments throughout. Ideal for a bedroom, study or smaller drawing room. English. Shelf Width: 1183 mm 46 ⅝" Overall He...

Equally suited to a gentleman's study, library, drawing room or as an occasional chair within a more contemporary interior.

Ideal for use as a writing desk, collector’s centerpiece, or statement piece in a study, library, or drawing room, this Carlton House desk captures the grandeur of English neoclassic...

An attractive addition to a traditional library, gentleman's study or drawing room, especially suited to interiors inspired by Ralph Lauren, English country estates and classic eques...

Presented in an ornate antique gilt frame, it would make an attractive addition to an English country house interior, particularly a drawing room, study or entrance hall. A characte...

A handsome addition to a traditional drawing room, study or country house hallway. For any more information, please do contact us with any questions you may have.

But it was not until 1823, while working for the goldsmith Emile Fauconnier that he discovered his true predilection from watching the animals in the Jardin des Plantes, making vigor...

But it was not until 1823, while working for the goldsmith Emile Fauconnier that he discovered his true predilection from watching the animals in the Jardin des Plantes, making vigor...