Early 19th Century Regency Period Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase

A Charming 19th Century Victorian Period two-part Mahogany Military Cabinet on Secretaire Chest A mid-19th century, early Victorian period two-part mahogany military cabinet on chest, featuring a secretaire section. The upper cabinet has a brass-trimmed top and two panelled doors that open to reveal two height-adjustable shelves. This upper cabinet sits atop a large mahogany chest with twin brass carry handles on each side. The well-figured top has a drop-front secretaire drawer, fitted with its original drawer stopper, pigeonholes, small drawers, and a writing section, above four graduated oak-lined drawers. Each drawer is fitted with original brass military inset handles, with brass bounds on the sides, and the piece stands on turned bun feet. This antique military chest...

Superb Early 18th Century Burr Walnut Bureau Bookcase of the George I Period with Wonderful Original Patina This wonderful bureau bookcase consists of an upper section with moulded ...

A fine 19th century French Louis-Philippe period maple & mahogany bureau bookcase. Shaped moulded sides and cornice above a pair of shaped glazed doors with adjustable shelves, above...

Superb Quality Early 19th-Century Regency Period Mahogany Wellington-Base Open Library Bookcase An early 19th-century Regency period solid mahogany tall open library bookcase with...

Small antique Regency quality figured mahogany secretaire bookcase having a quality carved mahogany cornice above a pair of unusual glazed moulded doors opening to reveal two adjusta...

Regency Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, standing on splay feet with graduated drawers above featuring original sphynx style handles and typical Regency ebony inlays. circa 1800 The i...

Early 19th Century George III Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase. Bookcase features a broken swan-neck pediment with fretwork design, above a molded cornice. The upper cabinet features two...

A fine quality early 19th century Regency period fiddle-back mahogany secretaire bookcase, in the manner of Thomas Hope, having scrolled and anthemion carved cornice with central applied bronze plaque depicting classical heads. The bookcase, with ebony framed panels throughout, having geometric glazing bars above secretaire drawer and panelled cupboard doors below, supported on bold lion's paw feet. The tragedy and comedy masks, represented on the top of the bookcase, are possibly designed by Thomas Hope. Hope represented a series of comic and tragic masks in his book “Household Furniture...