1920s English Antique Oak Desk D Shaped Tambour Roll Top Library Home Office

A rare opportunity to buy a stunning Post Modern desk designed in 1981 by Bruce Burdick for Herman Miller. Burdick’s first product for Herman Miller was the 'Burdick Group System', ...

A very tall and highly attractive 18th-century Georgian oak chest of two over four graduated drawers, with beautifully figured oak, brass handles, and escutcheons, raised on bracket ...

This beautifully patinated solid brass Bohemian ceiling light is unmarked but has a real Teutonic feel, and is likely to have been made in Austr...

A wonderful 19th century Gentleman’s library settee sourced from a country house estate in Scotland. In the original buttoned leather cloth with brass h...

A superb 1920s beautifully patinated oak roll top desk of neat proportions, finely carved and of gorgeous quality. The moulded top of rectangular fo...

An antique English ladies desk offers burled walnut and mahogany construction with roll top opening to writing surface and storage compartments ove...

Striking black and walnut roll-top architect's desk with three drawers and hidden file storage. Produced in 1964 by the Herman Miller company for the Action Office Series...

"A lovely antique late Victorian Carlton House writing desk or library table. Features a ""D"" form with seven drawers, lockable hutch compartment and green vinyl work surface. Ornately designed with a putti or cherub carving a long the knee-hole and tassel / ribboned medallion backing. The desk is supported by four reeded and tapered legs leading to peg feet. Front corners have a neat wrap around leaf motif. Finished in an Antique White that was painted in the 1940s. Hardware is brass. A Carlton House desk is a specific antique desk form within the more general bureau gradin...