18th Century Antique Architects Tilt Top Desk

Antique 18th-century primitive oak occasional table with exposed dowels. Twin plank top above four turned supports that are all joined by stretchers. The piece has bags of ch...

Mid Century Conference Table by Anonima Castelli Large Italian design table by Anonima Castelli that can be used as a conference table, dining table or desk. It was produced in the ...

French Farmhouse Kitchen Table This is an impressive 19th-century French fruitwood farmhouse kitchen table with a planked top and square tapering supports. It is an excellent compac...

Antique side table A 19th century English compact side table or writing desk. Mahogany side table with single frieze drawer with a brass swan neck handle, on inner chamfered sq...

Antique Side Table An early 19th century English compact side table or writing desk. Oak side table with single drawer with two brass swan neck handles. Dimensions (cm): 75 H x ...

Polychrome firgure Circa 18th Century Southern European Polychrome Saint/Santos Figure Religious Artefact A Polychrome saint religious artefact...

American Hepplewhite tilt-top candle stand with oval top of figured wood. The column has urn and concave turnings with delicate curve detail at th...

an 18th century, English architect's drawing table / desk of mahogany, the hinged top adjusts to various angles, the table / drawer extends as a writing/working surface with old worn...

A fabulous English architect's desk with green leather writing pad and dual tilt top from the 19th century. This antique Late Georgian table from E...

A handsome late 18th century, George III period mahogany tripod table. The well figured single piece of solid mahogany tilt-top circular top, above a turned baluster form column with vase...

A beautiful and very unusual antique early Victorian architects desk. This was made in England, and I would date it from the 1840-1860 period. It appea...

An English expandable architect's table with candle stands from the 18th century. This antique table from England would have originally been used as an architects work desk, complete with a pair of small shelves that pull out from either side of that table, that would have supported candles for lighting. The rectangular-shaped top rests atop an apron that houses a faux-drawer with single brass handle, that when pulled, reveals an extension to the table. This slide out wood top is lined with leather, creating an additional writing pad surface. The leather top an also be slid back under the main top, keep legs out, granting access to storage within (see images for more details on this). Carved bracket accents adorn the underside of the skirt against each of the squared outer legs, which partially wrap the outer edges of the nicely-turned inner legs (which are slightly longer and terminate into petite caster feet). Needless to say, this piece has very interesting legs! A curvy x-style stretcher bar braces the legs under the bottom center for additional support. Note that the pull out leather top adds an additional 28" x 13" table top work space, with a floor clearance underneath of 24". This 18th century English architect's table, with expanding leather writing top...