Felt Desks

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Mahogany, Brass Accents, Original Green Felt Dimensions: 47.50”H x 32.50”W x 19.25”D Table Height 28.25 This elegant French Louis ...

This stunning inlaid Mahogany Federal Hepplewhite Tambour Desk, most likely originated in the Massachusetts area between 1800-1805 time period...

An extremely rare, unseen before and special order at the time it was made. The item doesn't come up in any books or research about the company about cases or trunks they made. As per Louis Vuitton this is a "Traveling Desk...

Rare, wonderful and practical, Gothic Revival desk cabinet with a great patina. If you like Gothic Revival furniture then we are certain you will like this very rare and good quality made, hand-carved Gothic desk...

A fine example of a delicate English Edwardian satinwood secretary desk, its domed top including a center single door storage compartment over thre...

Highly Decorative English Lady's Secretary Desk from the 19th Century We present you this piece of furniture from the 2nd half of the 19th century of a d...

An antique Eastlake secretary offers walnut and burl construction with upper having double glass doors with arched filigree corbels and opening to s...

An antique Sheraton secretary offers flame mahogany construction and upper step-back bookcase with double doors having arched windows opening to she...

An antique Sheraton Tambour secretary offers deeply striated mahogany construction with upper double door cabinet over two lower drawers and surmount...

Biedermeier figured maple roll-top desk Austrian, circa 1830-1850 Item # 007HQP30L With rich and vibrant figured-maple veneers throughout, this fine Biedermeier writing desk feature...

An antique Eastlake Davenport ship captain's desk offers walnut construction with burl panels, backsplash with spindle rails and cup-out decorative sides, slant front writing desk op...

Italian Mid-Century Modern complete desk, by Olivetti, designed by Studio BBPR: Ernesto Nathan Rogers (1901-1969) Enrico Peressutti (1908-1976) Barbiano di Belgiojoso (1909-2004) Gian Luigi Banfi (1910-1945) enameled metal desk "Spazio" designed by Olivetti. This 1960 design with its synthesis of styles and materials anticipated post-modernism by over 20 years and won in 1962 the Compasso d'Oro, industrial design award originated in Italy in 1954 from an idea of Gio Ponti and Alberto Rosselli. This one is particularly rare as it has its coordinated detachable side bureau and its adjustable desk spotlight. The main desk enameled in light lime green has 3 side drawers, the side one has 8 small sliding drawers. The writing surfaces are protected by a clear glass that has preserved the green felt. Considering the age, the condition is excellent, only 2 corners show signs of wear due to the attachment of the desk lamp. This design has also been exhibited at the Moma in New York. A very interesting functional collector piece. Stamped: Olivetti Arredamenti Metallici "Spazio". Measures: Larger desk only...