English Georgian Mahogany Twin Pedestal Partners' Desk

20th Century Collector's Edition secretary cabinet by Baker Furniture Company in the French style of Louis XV. The secretary is made of upper and lower cabinets made of carved walnut with working locks and keys. The upper cabinet features an arching crown centered by a heavily carved cartouche. The beautifully paneled doors with brass decorative hardware open to reveal a shallow finished interior having a pair of adjustable display shelves. The abattant, or slant front desk, of the lower cabinet hinges...

Art Deco sculptural iron pedestal supporting a square wire mesh planter with decorative appliqués of metal flowers in iron bowls. The planter holds a metal liner on its interior. The...

Beautiful English impressionistic forest landscape painting heavily textured in earth-toned oil paints and held in a mahogany finish concave carved frame and giltwood liner. Oil on b...

This vintage mid-century credenza was designed and manufactured by 'beautility furniture' in England during the 1950s. A posh, stylishly designed credenza, the burl wood melamine veneered cabinet rests on tapered legs. The case consists of two outer drawers, the left fitted and lined with green felt for silver service. Beneath, two cabinet doors with raised paneled handles open to cupboards with interior shelving for additional storage. The cupboards flank a drinks cabinet lined in white formica with a fold-down pouring shelf. The drinks cabinet features a mirrored back and curved shelf...

English Georgian style (19/20th Century) mahogany partner's desk with a red leather top, 3 sections. Vintage condition.

A George II Mahogany Pedestal Partner’s Desk

Small Georgian mahogany pedestal desk. Period Georgian This desk is raised upon a plinth base. Each pedestal having a panelled door which opens to reveal 5 graduated drawers. The top...

This Georgian styled desk with raised panel sides and three-piece leather top with gilded tooling is generously sized without being overly dramatic. At 60” by 36”, there is enough su...