Carlton House

American Victorian Gothic Revival (mid-19th Century) oak "Carlton House" desk with super structure above drawers on legs joined by stretchers.

Rare 1940s Carlton house mahogany 12-drawer triple dresser. Solid red mahogany outer with fruitwood drawers.

A very good quality Edwardian period Sheraton style Satinwood, Carlton house desk. Having a brass pierced gallery to the top.

a rare pair of Carlton House Chippendale Style Fruitwood Bedside Tables.

Very rare 1940s Carlton House mahogany chest on chest of drawers.

19th century English Adam style satinwood Carlton House design desk with painted floral decorative trim and green leather top.

Contemporary Tessellated Stone Carlton House Desk Maitland Smith. The U-shaped superstructure was fitted with small drawers and two hinged covers, centering a molded top, above a fri...

Inlaid Mahogany Turn of the Century Desk 1905 Mahogany Carlton House style desk. Moulded and curved upper section with three quarter pierced brass gallery above an arrangement of f...

Edwardian Inlaid Mahogany Carlton House Desk Item Code: S27-790A A fine Edwardian inlaid mahogany Carlton House desk, beautifully proportioned and richly decorated throughout with sa...

The desk showcases a Neoclassical painted design with urns, wreaths, swags and gold trim throughout. The Carlton House desk is a renowned 18th-century English furniture form, desi...

Antique Inlaid Carlton House Desk By Edwards and Roberts Decorative Pierced Gallery and Below there is a Central Cupboard and Concaved Cupboards on Either Side Stamped Edwards and ...

Here is our Vintage Carlton House Desk, English Styling with Leather Writing Surface.

English Regency style mahogany and satinwood inlaid Carlton house desk. Circa 1880 rare Carlton House desk, typical for the Regency period, is a beautiful piece of furniture.

A magnificent antique leather top Carlton House desk. This was made in England, it dates from around the 1890-1900 period.

This fine quality English Carlton House desk in the manner of the Adams style is a superb example of late 19th to early 20th-century craftsmanship.

This exceptional Carlton House desk with unusual dome shaped top with three fit-ted shelves flanked with two inlaid doors raised above shaped and moulded inlaid desk top above apron ...

A fine quality late 18th century Sheraton period well-figured mahogany Carlton House Desk boxwood & ebony line inlaid & satinwood banded throughout, having brass galleried top above ...

Literature: ‘H. Roberts, 'The First Carlton House Table?', Furniture History,1995, pp. 124-128).

It is named after Carlton House, the London residence of the Prince of Wales, who would later become King George IV.

This stunning antique English Carlton House desk, circa 1900, is a superb example of Edwardian-era craftsmanship and timeless design.

Adams Edwardian Inlaid Carlton house desk, hand painted, satinwood, An absolutely stunning Adams Carlton House desk in the manner of Angelica Kauffman.

An unusual desk made from oriental timber to an English design. The shaped top has the typical arrangement of small drawers on three sides, including a pen tray, surmounted by a bra...

A fabulous quality freestanding 19th century satinwood and inlaid Carlton house desk, the super structure having a decorative pierced brass gallery, below this there is a central cup...

This is a lovely regency style carved faux bamboo and rattan desk with a tortoise lacquer finish. It has Carlton House styling with its wrap around gallery.

Unlike other types of bureau a gradin the Carlton House desk usually offers no pigeonholes.

This Carlton House desk or writing table is unsigned, but presumed to have been made in England in approximately 1920 in a Georgian style.

This fine tall inlaid dark mahogany English Carlton House two-piece secretary desk is an outstanding example of refined Georgian-inspired craftsmanship.

In mahogany, it features a brass-plated railing. The name "Carlton House Desk" takes its name from the London residence of the future George IV, for which Goerge Hepplewhite designed...

A large early 19th century Sheraton "Carlton House" form desk of substantial size in ribboned mahogany, with three cockbeaded frieze drawers with Fine original gilt brass pulls.

A fine mahogany Carlton House desk with 12 fitted drawers in the upper case over three fitted frieze drawers below the writing surface.

An early 19th century Sheraton "Carlton House" form desk of substantial size in ribboned mahogany, with three cockbeaded frieze drawers with fine original gilt brass pulls.

This exquisite English Adams-style Carlton House desk is a superb example of late 19th-century craftsmanship, dating to the 1890s.

Crafted from highly figured satinwood—a lustrous and sought-after hardwood—this piece stands as a testament to the master cabinetmaking traditions of the period. What is a Carlton H...

Here we have a very attractive Carlton House Desk which has been hand crafted from the very finest satinwood and decorated with inlaid marquetry and dates from the late twentieth cen...

This remarkable 19th century George III satinwood and marquetry "Carlton House" desk presents two structures separated by a large molding, the lower section with three frieze drawers...

A fabulous quality near pair of freestanding early 20th Century mahogany and inlaid Carlton house desk's, both desks having a super structure comprising of four mahogany inlaid drawe...

Fine Sheraton Revival Satinwood inlaid Carlton House desk. with Letter boxes. circa 1880s Profusely inlaid with : swags, shells, urns, bell flowers & foliage decoration, Satinwood,...

19th Century fine quality Edwardian Satinwood Carlton desk. It has a pierced brass gallery to the top and marquetry inlay depicting musical instruments covering the whole of this des...

Late 20th C. tessellated horn Carlton House desk by Maitland Smith. A wood frame, with applied horn and brass inlay detailing.

An exceptional Late 18th century Mahogany Carlton House desk attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, the curved superstructure with pierced brass gallery, fitted with two banks of three ...

A Stunning Edwardian, richly patinated mahogany desk in the Carlton house style by Maple of London. Finely carved and of fabulous quality, line inlaid and cross banded with exquisite...

Maitland Smith was first incorporated in Hong Kong in 1979, and opened their first large-scale production facility in the Philippines, where each piece is hand-made for local craftsm...

Black lacquer and white laminent tops by Carlton House Furniture.  

Pair of stylish American Mid-Century walnut night stands manufactured by Carlton House. Similar to designs from the renowned "Dania" line by American of Martinsville, its angular top...

Similar to Merton Gershun's designs for the "Dania" collection by American of Martinsville, this walnut highboy dresser by Carlton House exemplifies classic American Mid-Century Mode...

This lowboy dresser from Carlton House is similar in design and construction to Merton Gershun's "Dania" collection for American of Martinsville.

Many of the Parker and Perry fixtures were removed at the dismantling of Carlton House, and placed in Buckingham Palace, where they remain today.

The carved and decorated areas to mahogany and bearing traces of the original covering - a finest Italian red silk brocade fabric evoking the colour scheme of Carlton House - termina...

Gorgeous bone beige lacquered hand painted and decorated wood desk in the Carlton House / Georgian style. The desk features a hand painted / decorated floral and birds design details...

This type of furniture is traditionally associated with the celebrated cabinet maker John McLean (1770-1825) who is believed to have furnished pieces to the Prince Regent at Carlton ...

Their commissions included work at Carlton House, London, for the Prince of Wales, later King George IV, and for many aristocratic clients.

They carried out major commissions for the Prince of Wales at Brighton Pavilion and at Carlton House.   

The prolific usage of brass marquetry work in England was employed by various distinguished cabinet makers including Thomas Parker and Louis le Gaigneur of London, both of whom suppl...

Francois Herve was an 18th century London furniture maker who undertook commissions at Chatsworth, Althorp and Carlton House, among others, and is known for the slender elegance of ...

James Palace in London, England from 'The History of the Royal Residences of Windsor Castle, St. James Palace, Carlton House, Kensington Palace, Hampton Court, Buckingham House, and ...

Between 1783 and 1786 alone, Parker had supplied chandeliers costing over £2,500 to the Prince of Wales for his London residence, Carlton House. Parker and Perry together were co...

Under Holland’s direction he worked on the decoration of Carlton House, official London residence of the Prince of Wales.