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Desks come in a wide variety of styles and sizes...
bureaux, roll-top, flat desks, Carlton, davenports, etc.
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This beautiful neat Rosewood Cylinder Lady's Writing Desk is from
Edwardian times with 18th century Sheraton/Hepplewhite
inspiration. It has very romantic floral & cherub paintings on the
cylinder part. The interior leather top extends for sitting to
write and is in good condition as are the decorative inlays and
handles.
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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. |
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Carlton
House Desk
This is an excellent mahogany reproduction piece, with stringing
and inlay detail. The original style was designed by George
Hepplewhite for George iv when, as Prince of Wales he lived in
Carlton House, London.
The
inlay, brass gallery and leather are all intact
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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
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Edwardian mahogany inlaid lady's writing desk
with fine leather on top. |
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Davenport
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Pugin-style desk |
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At Pitmedden Furniture Workshop
our desk stocks are constantly changing and it is not
possible to show all available items. The photographs are examples of
desks which we have in stock or which we have recently sold.
Whether you would like something similar or something of a completely
different style, please contact us to discuss your requirements. We
may already have the ideal item in stock or, if not, be able to obtain
one from our network of sources.
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