Satinwood Desk Accessories

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely stunning, hand made in England Viscount David Linley, made for Alfred Dunhill wastepaper bin...

A superb early 19th century Anglo Indian desk Inkstand This remarkable rare and superbly made Indian desk inkstand is finely made from satinwood and veneered on all surfaces in deer antler and horn some of which have been left with their natural texture and other sections carved with diamond hobnail decoration. This large and highly decorative piece stands on four raised bun feet with a large single drawer above which is fitted with a pair of brass axe head handles and original central lock. On the surface above there are a pair of scalloped pen trays and the centre section is raised and fitted with a single pen drawer to one end. The top of this section is fitted with a pair of cut glass inkwells with hinged lids and in the centre of these bottles, there is a turned and carved horn container...

Unusual 19th century Victorian antique treen money box with a screw top. This has a lovely colour and is in wonderful original condition Measures...

Beautifully shaped English antique early 1900’s inlay letter box having lift up top that reveals green velvet lining on interior of top and wooden compartments. Key included.

For your consideration is this stylish 1930s Art Deco picture frame. Features a two tone wooden base with white bakelite balls which act as the glass holders. Lovely stylish piece, sourced in France and dating to the 1930s. The photo of Betty Davis...

Rare and fine antique English George III inlaid flame mahogany serpentine kinfe box later converted to a stationery box Converted from a period knife or cutlery box with engraved ...

Fabulous model of a horse. Unsigned. Made from antimony with a rich bronze color patination. On a sensational later satinwood plinth. Antimony is a white pewter type soft...

A very fine 19th century French marquetry escritoire or writing box from the Napoleon III period. Kingwood, and ebony marquetry veneers with silver wire inlays and gilt brass ormolu fittings. Shaped on all sides with a Sevres porcelain plaque on the front of a cherub bearing the torch of knowledge. The interior done in an exotic ribbon figured mahogany or ambonia wood. Fully fitted with vertical letter compartments, drawers, key holders and inkwells. The inkwell tray...

19th century English Game box finely inlaid with Satinwood, Ebony and Brass