1850s Secretaires

Elevate your interior with the timeless elegance of this stunning Louis XV marquetry secretary, crafted around 1850. Imbued with the opulence and refinement of the French Rococo peri...

Italian chest of drawers of 1850, with a door that opens up to form a desk. All veneered in walnut wood, with upper door that acts as a desk. Externally closed it appears with a fl...

Biedermeier secretary, Northern Europe, circa 1850. Very good condition. Wood: mahogany dimensions: height 205 cm width 109 cm depth 59 cm.

Late Biedermeier secretary, mid-19th century South-West Germany Walnut dated: 1853 Dimensions: H x W x D: 166 x 104 x 50 cm Description: Very narrow secretary...

Antique secretary desk/chest of drawers from the mid-nineteenth century in the French style. Antique furniture with beautiful form will ...

ANTIQUE-UNIQUE. Impressive secretary from the mid-19th century in Biedermeier style. Antique furniture with a more beautiful form will add elegance to any interior. A representative ...

Secretary Biedermeier, Northern Europe, circa 1850. Currently under renovation. Wood: Mahogany Dimensions: height 214 cm width 123 cm depth 57 cm.

Antique-unique. Impressive secretary from the mid-19th century in Biedermeier style. Antique furniture with a more beautiful form will add elegance to any interior. A representative ...

This bright and clean-lined chest of drawers is known as a Louis Philippe commode. More specifically, it is called a “Commode à écrire a pans coupes”. A period piece, it dates to the tail end of the reign of Louis Philippe, circa 1850. The commode is topped by a black marble with gray and white veining throughout. The marble has channeled edges and canted corners, the latter of which continues through the beautiful, light blonde burled walnut wood veneer façade below. The commode also doubles as a secretary desk, with three full-length drawers stacked beneath a drop-front drawer. The upper drawer pulls out to reveal a hinged writing surface with four pigeonhole compartments behind it. You will notice that there are no pulls, as true Louis Philippe commodes only operate by inserting and pulling the key to open the drawers. The writing surface is topped with a soft rich brown maroquin leather. Louis Philippe furniture design was far simpler and more restrained than during any other period in France. Pieces were very practical and comfortable, affording great versatility with modern housing...

Antique ebonized Empire secretary with silver-plated bronze fittings and original black marble top. The piece was made in France in the 19th century and is a perfect example of the days of the French Empire. The front of the ebonized and shellac polished secretary is decorated with a column and caryatids on each side and some fittings. All fittings on the surface are made of bronze and silver-plated. The secretary is divided into two parts. The top can be viewed by opening a lid on which a green leather pad is attached for writing. The inside of the secretary has six drawers. The lower part can be opened through two doors and has three large drawers. The antique French secretary...

Elegant antique wardrobe in precious walnut wood 1850s. In the upper part two doors with three shelves inside. The first of the three large drawers becomes a practical support surfac...

A unique secretary from around 1850. Very good condition. Mahogany wood Measures: Height 159 cm, width 105 cm.