Eames Esu Desk

Charles Eames for Herman Miller , second series ESU desk , circa 1952 , black fronted drawers , coloured panels , walnut top supported on steel fame with all six original straight b...

Iconic Desk Designed by Charles and Ray Eames. Dimensions: desk - 60" x 28" x 30" H return - 47" x 16" x 27"H

Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, USA. An all original ESU desk and return.

For your consideration is an icon of Mid-Century and Eames design the E.S.U. desk (also known as the EDU, or "Eames Desk Unit".)

Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller a first series ESU desk with walnut top , black white and grey colour masonite panels , all 6 feet are original and in place .

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, USA, 1950. Made of birch plywood, black painted steel, masonite. Herman Miller label inside. Early example with hollowcore plywo...

A very early series 1 ESU desk with hollow core birch top, angle iron zinc frame with primary colored tempered masonite panels in a baked enamel finish.

First-generation ESU-D-10-C desk, designed by Charles and Ray Eames, produced by Herman Miller.

First production Eames ESU D-10-N desk 1950/ 1951 with a birch plywood top, zinc plated steel and lacquered gray and white masonite panels.

Eames ESU - EDU first series desk featuring colored panels.

Early and rare example of a Charles and Ray Eames ESU desk made out of birch plywood and walnut with two file drawers.

Charles and Ray Eames ESU desk by Herman Miller. Normal wear commensurate with age and use.

Desk features two file drawers; return features three shallow drawers beneath a single shelf.

Walnut and Metal Office Desk

This was the second and more sturdy version of the limited production Eames ESU office series.

This unusual creation shows the simplicity and elegance that came from the famous Eames office. George Nelson legs, Eames laminate desk surface, ESU masonite front privacy panel and ...

Stunning and rare Eames desk with walnut top Top is in great condition The desk overall shows wear from age and use The panels have some warping Great piece of design history...