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Click here to subscribeWITHDRAWNA 19th Century Victorian walnut twin pedestal writing table desk having a tooled tan brown leather top with one central long drawer flanked by two short drawers. Each pedestal having a bank of three drawers with all having drop brass swing handles with shaped backplates. All raised on bracket feet supports. Wear commensurate with age, overall a good example. Measures approx; 75cm x 123cm x 70cm.
An early 19th Century George III mahogany secretaire chest of drawers. Comprises of a pair of faux drawers having a fold down front opening to reveal a fully appointed writing table / bureau desk section with sectional interior. Oval brass and swan neck repousse handles to the drawer fronts and all raised on bracket feet. Some repair / loss in places. Measures approx; 111cm x 128cm x 54cm.
A 19th Century mahogany library table / writing table desk having a large rounded edge rectangular top with three hidden drawers to the frieze. The top raised on a large twin fluted octagonal column base united by turned stretcher all raised on large hairy paw feet. Measures approx; 73cm x 156cm x 66cm.
An 18th Century George III mahogany secretaire linen press comprising of a twin door linen press top with fitted slide interior over a secretaire chest of drawers base. The top two drawers having a fold down front with fitted sectional desk interior. The chest having brass decorative handles to the drawer fronts and all raised on bracket feet. Key present. Measures approx; 203cm x 99cm x 54cm.
A 19th Century Victorian black lacquered ladies desk / dressing table top travel jewellery vanity box having lift top with side opening section having pink silk lined padded interiors. To the exterior decorative mother of pearl Greek key decoration interspersed with gilt decoration. All raised on bun feet supports. Wear commensurate with age. Measures approx; 18cm x 25cm.
A 19th Century Victorian mahogany hall table / serving table. The table featuring an arched gallery back with carved armorial shield crest over a writing table desk top with shaped fielded panel frieze concealing two hidden drawers. All raised on turned reeded & tapered legs. Measures approx; 105cm x 137cm x 52cm.
Brights Of Nettlebed - A Queen Anne revival ladies walnut dressing table desk bonheur de jour having an arched mirror set to top on swing column supports surmounted by ebonised ball finials. The bevelled edge mirror panel raised over a fall front bureau writing section with fitted cross banded drawers. Inverted geometric moulded drawer with spacious interior over a pull out writing board section with two smaller pull out sections to the flanks. All raised on canted edge square legs. Complete with key and original label. Some wear to the escutcheon and minor wear throughout but overall in very good condition. Measures approx; 156cm x 47cm x 36cm.
A 19th Century Victorian heavily carved oak Green Man bureau having a carved edge gallery back with profuse carved scrolling leaves and floral medallions with Greenman face mask handles. The front folds down opening to reveal an appointed writing table desk interior. Single long drawer over a bank of three small drawers and cupboard adjacent. Raised on plinth base. Measures approx; 115cm x 91cm x 52cm.
Attributed to Gillows Of Lancaster - An early 19th Century Regency Period rosewood Davenport writing table desk. The Davenport having a brass pierced gallery top with leather writing sciver and sliding top. The hinged lid opening to reveal a spacious interior with maple lined drawer fronts and turned handles. The side / interior featuring a pull out pen rest and inkwell storage section. The top section slides forward with faux drawers and functioning pull out leather slide and bank of four drawers to the otherside with ebonised turned handles. The piece raised on carved gadroon bulbous feet. Complete with key for top section. No visible makers marks. Measures approx; 87cm x 50cm x 62cm.
A 19th Century Victorian writing table desk of rectangular form having a chamfered edge top with brass gallery back and half sides with a red leather writing skiver. Below a single low drawer over a knee hole recess flanked by a single bank of four graduating drawers to the right with each having brass handles. Reeded columns to the left with all being raised on brass castors. Wear commensurate with age throughout with a loose handles and chip to underside. Measures approx; 78cm x 107cm x 58cm.
2 Early 20th Century table desk lamps to include a brass art deco anglepoise lamp with patented shade stamped 'RdNo684666' and an adjustable articulated Art Nouveau lamp with a floral pink tinted shade and a whiplash form to the base of the arm. 33cm high and 30cm high.Condition report: Both lamps are of substantial weight for their size, the brass lamp has areas of patination mainly to the edges of the shade and circular knobs either side of the joints. There is also a small dent to the top of the shade. The pink lampshade is in good order however it is loose from the fitting and requires a nut to secure it firmly. Even patina, signs of age, some surface scratching and areas of grime on the surface.
A SHERATON REVIVAL LADIES MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD BANDED WRITING DESK, the upper section with two small drawers and pigeon holes above a leather inset writing surface, a central drawer flanked by four small drawers on tapering square legs with brass castors. 3ft 5.5ins wide x 1ft 9ins deep x 3ft 4ins high
A FIRST WORLD WAR NAVAL SOUVENIR. A desk ornament with central bullet shaped upright on a circular base engraved 'A PIECE Of 6" GUNSHIELD H.M.S. MERSEY RUFIJI 1915'. HMS Mersey was a Humber Class monitor built by Vickers for Brazilian Navy but purchased by the royal Navy in 1914, the ship fared well at the battle of Yser in 1914 and bombarded troops and artillery positions off the coast of Belgium in 1915. The Rufiji river in German East Africa saw HMS Mersey take part in the destruction of the German light cruiser Konigsberg.
A NAVAL OFFICERS CAMPAIGN WRITING SLOPE. A brass bound mahogany writing slope with flush fitting carrying handles to either side and brass corner mounts and straps, the interior with baize lined writing surface, the lid containing the removable book rest for fixing to the lid when propped open, with a recessed key and two triangular headed bolts for fixing the desk to a surface for security or when at sea, the lower section with a sprung panel released by depressing a false screw head, revealing three concealed drawers, the base similarly sprung to reveal a further concealed compartment, and spaces for coins. 17.5cm high, 51cm wide, 17cm deep (closed).
19th/20th century campaign desk. The desk having brass brackets, with two long and six short drawers, central cupboard, complete with brass carry handles, approx 123 x 73 h cms. Note: Former property of Sir Denis Spotswood GCB CBE DSO DFC, (26 September 1916 – 11 November 2001) was a senior commander in the Royal Air Force. He fought in the Second World War as a flying boat pilot and then as a coastal reconnaissance squadron commander during Operation Torch, the invasion of North Africa. He served as a station commander in the late 1940s and early 1950s before becoming a senior air commander in the late 1950s. As the Chief of the Air Staff in the early 1970s he had a major role in implementing the defence savings demanded by the Heath Government in the face of economic difficulties at the time.
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