1750s Desks

A good quality antique American George III Chippendale period bureau/desk, fall front secretary, circa 1760. The desk having a fall front with a brass escutcheon lockplate, the hinged fall front having pull out loper supports, enclosed are seven pigeon holes and a configuration of six drawers. The base of the secretary having a bank of four graduated, cockbeaded drawers, each with the original pierced brass handles and lockplate, the desk is raised on shaped bracket feet. All the drawer linings and secondary woods are white pine, the desk is made of the finest figured solid Cuban mahogany, the drawers run smooth and true. The desk has good original finish and is in very good condition, a nice example of an antique Chippendale desk...

A spectacular English mahogany two part secretary, its upper case with shaped cornice surmounting two conforming beveled mirror doors, opening to an elaborate compartmentalized inter...

This is an 18th century antique oak bureau having 4 long drawers with original brass handles. The oak fall opens to reveal a lovely fitted interior....

English Chippendale slant front desk in solid mahogany. The piece dates from circa 1750 and is in original condition. The interior of the ...

With green inset leather set in the shaped rectangular top with working drawers on both sides and one side with cabinet doors, raised on ogee bracket feet.

A lovely quality 18th century walnut bureau inlaid with Herringbone, the fall with double ‘D’ moulding along the edge, the fall opening to r...

Desk with brown tooled leather top with crossbanded edge over one long flanked by a pair of short drawers, pedestal base each containing four drawers, reverse with same drawer config...

A French Louis XV fall-front walnut bureau, circa 1750, shaped sides with shell carved front and side apron, the drop front containing shelves, drawers and a well, above two short an...