18th C. Italian Butler's Desk Nicely Raised on Turned Leg Base

An Italian occasional table with single drawer, from the 18th century. This antique table from Italy has a rectangular-shaped top, which overhangs the apron below which houses a single drawer at one side. The table is raised on four ball-turned and carved legs (which angle outward slightly). The legs are braced with a box stretcher just above their feet. This piece, which is either walnut or tiger maple wood, has a fabulous old patina; a beautiful reflection of is long history and use. This 18th century Italian table with drawer...

A late 18th century-early 19th century Rococo style slant front painted fir Swedish secretary with bonnet top, two doors and multiple drawers. The doors open up on inner shelves, inc...

A contemporary take on the butler's desk. A butler's desk is a cabinet that converts into a desk, concealing its function. A desk, standing on its own looks out of place without an accompanying chair and lamp, but a cabinet that functions as a desk looks fine all by itself. This is entirely handmade, down to the desk hardware...

This early 19th-century English mahogany butler’s desk, dating to circa 1800-1810, exemplifies the craftsmanship and refined utility of its time. Crafted from richly grained mahogany...