1790s Secretaires

This is a Swedish Gustavian Secratery. Desk height opened 31" depth of desk opened 36"

Introducing an exquisite 18th century South German Neoclassical-style fruitwood bureau-bookcase, a stunning testament to the refined aesthetics and masterful craftsmanship of late 18th century South Germany. This exceptional two-part piece features a beautifully molded rectangular cornice that crowns the bookcase, lending a touch of grandeur and elegance to its overall appearance. The top section comprises a pair of doors that open to reveal spacious storage, perfect for showcasing treasured books or decorative items. The lower section boasts a gracefully slanting front bureau, providing a writing surface that evokes the charm of a bygone era. Beneath the bureau, two long drawers offer ample storage for documents, stationery, or other essentials, all resting on elegantly tapered square feet that enhance the sophisticated lines of the piece. Measuring an impressive 86.5 inches in height, 44 inches in width, and 19.75 inches in depth, this bureau-bookcase commands attention with its grand scale and striking presence. This magnificent pieceis in good antique condition with age stress slip to the wood on the side, two of the two does not open smoothly. Whether gracing a study, library, or living space, this bureau-bookcase effortlessly blends form and function, adding an air of sophistication and history to any environment. A rare and valuable addition to any collection, this South German bureau...

Antique secretary after designs by Friedrich Gottlob Hoffmann Central German (Leipzig) Mahogany, maple burl around 1800 Dimensions: H x W x D: 144 x 89 x 51 cm Description: The tw...

Late 18th Century French Louis XVI, Secretary Marquetery, Slant front Desc Beautiful secretary made in France from solid walnut in ca 1790. Secretary standing on pointed legs, ...

English mahogany fall front desk with fitted interior unique shallow depth.

Rectangular cornice over a pair of trellis mullioned doors enclosing shelves, the lower section with drawer front fold down writing surface opening to a fitted interior over three dr...

This unique Neoclassical Secretary desk dates back to the beginning of the 19th century, around 1800, and was made in Italy. The secretaire has two columns and a gorgeous marquetry decoration on front and sides. In the lower part it has 4 drawers with a central lock. Above them is a writing flap which opens to a beautifully designed compartment with 4 large and eight small drawers, which are also decorated with marquetry decor, and small and large open compartments. The writing surface is also decorated with a pretty tendril design. The marquetry design on the sides show two putti golding...

With arched cornice and carved floral detail over gothic frieze , over a pair of glazed doors with mullions in the form of urns , the base with slant lid opening to a fitted interior...

Great limed oak Georgian secretary or bureau in Gustavian style. Limed oak and mahogany crossbanding. Very attractive interior. Original brass hardware. The piece has bee...

English mahogany with satinwood inlay secretary, circa 1790.

This is a Norwegian black secretary hutch, it has been restored and repainted with milk paints "Jet Black". It’s a 2 piece cabinet Measures: Desk heig...

Directoire chest of drawers, so called "Butler's Chest", France 1790-1800, cherrywood veneer. Behind the upper drawer is a writing top. With brass fittings. The commode is in very g...