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Click here to subscribeEdwardian inlaid mahogany twin pedestal desk, moulded rectangular top with satinwood band and green leather inset, fitted with nine drawers, the drawer fronts decorated with inlaid fan spandrels, circular lion mask and loop handles, on plinth base and ceramic castorsDimensions: Height: 77cm Length/Width: 122cm Depth/Diameter: 71cm
Carl Bechstein - late 19th century German overstrung upright piano, in a model 4 Arts and Crafts case designed by Walter Cave, with a lattice music desk and fretted silk backed front panel, brass hinged case lid and key fall with square tapered candle holders and circular sconces, iron frame, serial number 52187 (1899-1900), with an under damper action, 85 ebony and ivory keys, sustain and una corda pedals, original action, stringing, dampers, and action return straps, registered case number 328639, USA patent 24805.This item has been registered for sale under Section 10 of the APHA Ivory ActDimensions: Height: 120cm Length/Width: 154cm Depth/Diameter: 62cmCondition Report:Ivory Act - Submission reference: S7QJPYHY
Edwardian inlaid rosewood writing desk, break bow-front with tooled and gilt green leather inset, fitted with five drawers, the central drawer with scrolling inlays, on square tapering supports inlaid with ribbons and flower heads, on brass and ceramic castorsDimensions: Height: 73cm Length/Width: 91cm Depth/Diameter: 49cm
A George III Mahogany Library Desk, in the manner of Gillows, late 18th Century, the pivoting top with inset brown and gilt leather writing surface with easel ratchet support below, a deep five-as-one secretaire drawer enclosing a green felt writing surface with six lidded compartments below, all above a reeded apron with six oak-lined drawers with original brasses, raised on castors125cm by 70cm by 95cmSee Stuart (Susan E) Gillows of Lancaster and London, 1730-1840, pg 278, 279, 280, 281 and 282 pl 293 and 296 for similar desksMaximum height when the ratchet is extended is 140cm (as photographed).
A George III Mahogany and Burr Walnut-Crossbanded Tambour Front Writing Desk, circa 1800, with a fret carved three-quarter Gothic tracery style gallery above a tambour front enclosing a green baize lined sliding writing surface with easel ratchet and seven drawers around pigeon holes, above a mahogany-lined long frieze drawer, on square tapering legs with spade feet95cm by 56cm by 105cm
A fine and unusual mid-19th century desk-style walnut chair: open-armed and with red-leather buttonback upholstery; the outset arms terminating in foliate-style scrolls above shaped supports with lotus-style carving; square section moulded front legs united by moulded stretchers; gadrooned, bun-style feet (74.5cm widest point x 63cm deepest x 32.5cm highest)
Karl Dittert for Martin Stoll at Giroflex (Norway): three 'Pasal' swivel desk chairs circa 1960, each with buttoned brown leather upholstery and bent plywood shell into a cast aluminium base (smallest 95cm high x 60cm wide x 52cm deep) (largest 104cm high x 60cm wide x 53cm deep)Condition Report: Condition variable and commensurate with age and use. Gas lifts sluggish or inoperative on appropriate chairs.
Martin Stoll for Giroflex (Norway) - three model 82 desk chairs with headrests, brown leather upholstery within a bent plywood frame and aluminium base, with applied label to underside(128cm high x 60cm wide x 52cm deep)Condition Report: Condition variable and commensurate with age and use. Gas lifts sluggish or inoperative on appropriate chairs.
Adam Buck (1759-1833) Irish Portrait of a gentleman sitting at a desk in an interiorSigned and dated 1809, watercolour, 35.5cm by 28cmSignificant staining across sheet with notable bleaching or fading to colour. Various foxing spots some of which look to have undergone some restoration or form of disguising particularly within the sky area above and behind the sitter's head. Diagonal creases approx centre left-hand side edge running full width of sheet but less notable toward right-hand side edge. Some further likely infilling with chalky white paint to disguise the creasing around the lower right-hand corner of the window within the sky. Further creasing to upper left-hand corner. Odd surface scuff. No evidence of cockling. Nor examined out of the frame.
A Sheffield silver mustard with C scroll handle to side and urn finial, raised on pad feet, a Birmingham silver mustard of similar smaller design, a modern Birmingham silver spearhead style letter opener / desk paperweight (L 8cm x 2cm) and a hand forged white metal spoon with bird finial and rustic style stem, ( including tail L 10.5cm) unmarked (162g) (4)
A George III oak chest on stand, the top section with two short over three long drawers, the base section with three short drawers raised on cabriole legs, 150cm high, 53cm deep - NOTE: This piece comes with two later modifications meaning that the top section can be placed on a platform with bracket feet to form a chest of drawers and the base section has a leather covered insert to sit in the top making it into a dressing table or desk. Both of these pieces are removable and easily installed if required.
A pair of Italian Boreale desk lamps for the Profili Company, lucite and gilt brass on chrome metal circular base, of 'C' curved form, h.31.5cmBoth are wired and working.Both stand well.Lucite is good and complete throughout.Silvered and gilt areas are generally worn to surface and no longer colour complete.
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