Ladies Writing Desk.
Fully restored oak desk by Gome, forerunner to G-Plan. This 1920's lady's semi-circular writing desk stands with the curved side away from the sitter who can place their knees under the space left open.
Floral carving at either side of the drawer is an attractive feature. The accompanying chair has unusual geometrical shaped sides.

Oak Bankers' Desk.
This attractive oak pedestal desk may also appeal to someone seeking a partners desk. Oak desks are always attractive but this is a particularly good example. Fielded panels all round with carved oak-leaves on the pedestals (Pugin style).

Right:
Davenport Attractive Walnut writing slope which lifts to reveal a clean storage area. There is a small lid on top which lifts to to reveal storage for pens etc. The turned legs and open shelf make this a light attractive piece of furniture.

Far Right:
Victorian Walnut Davenport with the traditional 4 full drawers and 4 false at the other side. The writing slope lifts to reveal a clean storage area and there is a small lid on top which lifts to reveal storage for pens and pencils.

Early Victorian Mahogany Bureau with 2 over 3 graduating drawers.
Desk fitted with pigeon holes and small central door.
Fall front supported by 2 wooden lopers approx 36ins

Edwardian mahogany inlaid lady's writing desk
with fine leather on top.

Davenport
 

Pugin-style desk