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A George IV mahogany secretaire chest

An oak secretaire bookcase

A GEORGIAN MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BASE having flat top with crossbanded and string inlay, fitted drawer with pigeon holes, etc, three long drawers below, raised on splayed bracket feet, 114cm high x 120cm wide

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE, top section with glazed doors and three adjustable shelves, bottom comprising of bureau section above three long drawers,

George III mahogany secretaire, the fall front drawer with four brass handles, the back plates with embossed decoration commemorating Nelson’s Victories at Trafalgar, Copenhagen and The Nile, opening to reveal a fitted interior with satinwood fronted drawers and pigeon holes, blind panel doors below and standing on bracket feet, 110cm wide. Reputedly a gift from Admiral Robert Digby please telephone department for further details

A George III mahogany secretaire chest with ebony and box wood banding.

An Unusual Ebonised Finish And Satin Wood Interior Secretaire Cabinet With Drop-Down Front Revealing A Fitted Interior

A GEORGE IV MAHOGANY AND EBONY LINE INLAID SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE with kite pattern glazing bars and fully fitted secretaire, the lower part enclosed by panelled doors, on splayed feet, 215cm h; 52 x 108cm ++Old small postage stamp size let in repair on the top of the secretaire; in good condition repolished

A George III mahogany Secretaire Chest with a fall front writing drawer and fitted interior with two further long drawers under on ogee bracket feet. 3` 8" (112cms) wide.

An unusual mahogany serpentine secretaire chest on chest, with fluted carvers and ornate brass drop handles

JULES WABBES (1919-1974) Secrétaire modèle 105 Wengé massif, melaminé noir, etagères mobiles en Masonite et piétement en acier à patine canon de fusil. Vers 1960 Secretaire kast “105” Wengé, zwart melaminé, mobiele rekken in Masonite en basis in staal met patina en brons. Circa 1960. H. 156 cm L. 100 cm P. 42 cm Bibliographie/Bibliografie : Jules Wabbes Furniture Designer, Marie Ferran-Wabbes, Jurgen Persijn, Iwan Strauwen, Edition A+, 2012, p. 83

SECRETAIRE en noyer ouvrant à un tiroir un abatttant et deux portillons. Angles arrondis à cannelures et grattoir en laiton terminés par des pieds toupies Fin du XVIIIe siècle Dessus de marbre gris veiné à gorge H : 142,5 cm , L : 94 cm, P : 42 cm

SECRETAIRE à doucine en placage d`acajou ouvrant par un abattant quatre tiroirs en partie basse et un tiroir en partie haute. L`interieur présente cinq tiroirs et un secret en placage de citronnier et filets de marqueterie. Dessus de marbre gris. XIXème siècle Haut : 147 cm Larg : 99 cm Prof : 40 cm (restaurations et léger accident)

SECRETAIRE à colonnes détachées en placage d`acjou, ouvrant par un abattant, un tiroir et deux portes. Dessus marbre Epoque Empire. H : 142 cm L : 100,5 cm P : 47,5 cm

A 19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase, the pierced cresting rail above a stop fluted frieze and a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base with a rectangular top above a secretaire drawer enclosing a fitted interior of pigeon holes and drawers with lion mask ring handles, a pair of cupboard doors on bracket feet, 125cm wide by 60 cm deep by 262 cm high

A Regency mahogany secretaire bookcase, the upper section with two astragal doors with a brass reeded mount, enclosing shelves, the base with a secretaire drawer flanked by four small drawers over six graduated drawers, on ogee bracket feet, 123.5cm wide 59cm deep 214.5cm high

A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, the upper section with shell inlaid cornice, over a pair of astragal glazed doors, the base with a fitted drawer over three long drawers, on splay feet, 99cm wide 57cm deep 235cm high CONDITION REPORT: Scratches and small veneer losses to sides, old knob scar on one door. Some replaced crossbanding. Base sides have dark old marks and scuffs. Secretaire drawer front has carcass split at one end. Various replaced banding and mouldings. Veneer losses. Some fading.

A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, with a moulded dentil cornice with astragal glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, secretaire drawer with an arrangement of drawers, above three long drawers, each with cock beading and upon bracket feet, 125.5cm wide 57cm deep 234cm high

An 'Aesthetic' mahogany secretaire bookcase, c.1880, by Lamb of Manchester, the upper part with three glazed doors, over a fitted desk drawer, above a cupboard and four graduated drawers, the top drawer stamped with the maker's name, 117cm wide 50cm deep 224cm high CONDITION REPORT: Missing moulding and splits to sides. Scratches, scuffs and knocks.

An Edwardian strung mahogany secretaire, by Finnigans Limited, 18 New Bond St., the top section opening to reveal an elaborately fitted interior with green leather and numerous compartments, the base with drawer and stationery compartments flanked by two panelled doors, on eight square tapering legs, the whole with numerous secret compartments, the lock stamped 'Finnigans Limited, 18 New Bond St., W., Maker', 92cm wide 52.5cm deep 123cm high CONDITION REPORT: Minor scuffs and abrasions.

SECRETAIRE CHEST, Swedish Empire mahogany and gilt metal mounted with fitted drawer above three others flanked by turned pilasters, 101cm H x 111cm W x 55cm D.

Mahogany fold-out secretaire or bon de louvre with fitted leather inset interior, raised on shaped legs and stretcher

REGENCY MAHOGANY SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE with astragal glazed doors above a deep secretaire drawer and two cupboards flanked by fluted columns, on a plinth base, 220cm high, 130cm wide Some veneers missing.

A late 19th Century walnut rectangular card table:, fitted secretaire drawer, raised on turned legs, united by spindle gallery stretcher.

SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE, George III mahogany, circa 1780, with a pair of astragal glazed doors enclosing shelves above a base with fitted writing drawer, two inlaid panel doors, interior drawer and pierced bracket feet, 220cm H x 118cm W x 54cm D.

An early 20th century oak secretaire bookcase in the Globe Wernicke manner CONDITION REPORTS Approx. 85 cm wide x 175 cm high. Overall with wear and scuffs, some knocks to edges and scuffs around keyhole, wear and lifting to the writing surface to the central section, glass missing to the bottom compartment, secretaire section does not currently close fully and may require some adjustment and it is supported by a later section of chain and two hooks.

A Victorian mahogany secretaire bookcase

A pine military chest, in two parts with a secretaire drawer, with recessed handles and brass mounted, 100.5cm

A mahogany secretaire bookcase

A Regency lady's bonheur de jour, kingwood strung with boxwood, with fully fitted secretaire drawer interior, and gallery top, the round tapering legs terminating in brass castors, with key, stamped 3576, 73 by 46 by 110cm high.

A George III mahogany Secretaire Chest on Chest with quarter round columns, fitted two short and six long drawers, the one with well fitted secretaire on ogee bracket feet, 3ft 9in

A 19th century French figured mahogany secretaire abattant

An early 19th century French mahogany secretaire a abattant, ovolo frieze drawer, fall-front enclosing drawers and fittings, cupboard base, elaborate cast brass lock plates, flame-veneered, original locks and key, 3ft. 3in. wide; 5ft. high - two feet missing

Late 19th Century inlaid secretaire with later cross banding and three lower long drawers on platform base. The interior is fitted with pigeon holes and central enclosed cupboard with four lower drawers (one is missing)

A Regency brass inlaid rosewood secretaire, the pierced 3/4 galleried top rail over a mirrored back and fitted drawer, over a pair of pierced brass panelled doors flanked by fully turned columns, raised on a plinth base. 110 x 40 x 126 cm high.

Early 20th Century narrow oak secretaire bookcase

An early 19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase, with ebony stringing, having a pair of lancet bar glaze doors above a secretaire drawer, with three further graduated long drawers below, on splay bracket feet, 105 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by NG Swan neck pediment with losses to veneer. Other losses and split in veneer to cornice. Three moveable shelves behind glazed doors. Some knocks and bumps to sides of doors. Lock to both sides replaced. Several glazed panels repaired. Beading to right side of base at top broken off but present. Inside secretaire drawer - moulding missing and divisions between left back of drawers missing. Marks and stains. Lock probably replaced - has key currently. Handles replaced. Secretaire drawer doesn't close easily Losses to veneer around drawers, and some repaired. Oak drawer linings. Feet worn and damp.

A mahogany chest, with a secretaire drawer, 113 cm wide

A walnut secretaire kneehole desk:, with cabinet above, the upper part with a moulded cornice enclosed by a pair of crossbanded arcaded doors, the lower part having a fall enclosing a fitted interior with small drawers, pigeon holes and tooled leather inset writing surface, the recessed central cupboard enclosed by a panel door with shaped apron drawer above, flanked by three short crossbanded drawers to either side, on bracket feet. 82cm (2ft 8 1/4in) wide, 190cm (6ft 2 3/4in) high. * Provenance Sir William and Lady Bulmer, Hanlith Hall, North Yorkshire.

A 19th Century French mahogany secretaire a abbatant:, surmounted by a panel of green variegated marble, having a moulded cornice and carved frieze with leaf and berry ornament, fitted with a frieze drawer, the octagonal panelled hinged fall enclosing a shaped and boxwood strung architectural fitted interior in mahogany and burr maple with an arrangement of drawers about a central enclosed stepped and columned cupboard, containing three long drawers below, on bracket feet, 117cm (3ft 10in) wide, 153cm (5ft 0 1/4in) high.

19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase

Walnut secretaire a abbatant Overall condition poor, in need of extensive restoration. Age: early 20th century Locked - no key.

An Empire mahogany secretaire abbatant, circa 1810, the architectural frieze above a drawer and oval panelled hinged fall, opening to central cupboard door, flanked by pigeon holes and small drawers, three further drawers, flanked by gilt metal mounted pilasters, square section feet, 153cm high, 116cm wide, 59cm deep

A large 18th century burr walnut secretaire cabinet, fitted with a pair of shaped mirror doors opening to reveal an arrangement of drawers over a single secretaire drawer and four further drawers, on bracket feet, W.3ft 11in. H.8ft 4in.

A George III mahogany secretaire bookcase, fitted a pair of astragal glazed doors over a secretaire drawer disguised as two drawers revealing a fitted interior over three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet, W.4ft 2in. H.7ft 5in.

A George III mahogany secretaire chest on chest, the broken swan neck pediment and applied gilt floral motifs, over three short and three long drawers above a brushing slide, a secretaire drawer and three further drawers, on bracket feet, H.7ft 2in.

An 18th century walnut secretaire cabinet, fitted a single cupboard door with raised arched panel opening to reveal ten interior drawers above a single secretaire drawer and three further drawers, on bracket feet, H.6ft 5in.

A Gillows Victorian figured walnut secretaire Wellington chest, the fold-down front disguised as four dummy drawers revealing a fitted interior over three further drawers with hinged locking side, on plinth base, W.2ft 4in.

SECRÉTAIRE À ABATTANT « DESTINY » Design : Jean-Marc Gady Fabrication : ébénisterie et marqueterie Jean-Paul Craman Lagarde Laque Atelier Midavaine MATÉRIAUX Bâti de tilleul, marqueterie de padouk, de poirier et de sycomore, galuchat, os, nacre, onyx, écaille de tortue, laque du Japon et cuir pleine fleur Signé et numéroté 1/8 H. 119 cm, L. 120 cm, P. 40 cm “DESTINY” SECRETAIRE Design: Jean-Marc Gady Making : cabinet and marquetry Jean-Paul Craman Lagarde - Lacquer Atelier Midavaine Frame lime inlaid Padauk, pear and sycamore, shagreen, bone, pearl, onyx, tortoise, Japanese lacquer and full grain leatherMARQUETRY 46.85 x 47.24 x 15.75 in. EXPOSITION 50 ans de peinture, du 23 juin 1979 au 26 août 1979, Casino Kursaal Ostende, Belgique Ce meuble a été crée dans le cadre du programme Manu Maestria lancé en 2011 par le R3iLab (Réseau Innovation Immatérielle pour l’Industrie) du Centre Français du Design et de la Mode, sous le patronage d’une grande maison de luxe française. Le concept fut de mettre en relation designers et artisans d’art. Le binôme fut constitué par Jean-Marc Gady, considéré comme l’un des designers les plus innovants de la nouvelle génération, et Jean-Paul Craman Lagarde, retenu parmi tous les artisans d’art français comme le meilleur de sa spécialité. Ce secrétaire à abattant « DESTINY », fruit de cette collaboration, a été désigné lauréat du programme parmi les huit binômes en lice. Cette création a nécessité 450 heures d’atelier pour sa réalisation. PUBLICATIONS Marie-Claire Maison, Italie, juillet 2013 Raum und Wohnen, Allemagne, juin 2013 Elle décoration, Indonésie, août 2013 Fashionsnap.com, Japon, août 2013 Ogrodawa galeria, Pologne, août 2012 AD collector, France, août 2012 Belles demeures, France, août 2012 Casa living, Chine, août 2012 Déco design, France, août 2012 La Dépêche.fr, France, août 2012 Les échos, France, août 2012 A nous Lille, France, août 2012 A nous Paris, Lyon, Marseille, France, octobre 2012 Magonline.com, France, octobre 2012 Singapore homes, Singapour, octobre 2012 Voyage de luxe, France, octobre 2012 Mobel trends, Allemagne, octobre 2012 Maison & Jardins, France, novembre 2012 Shoten Kenchiku, Japon, novembre 2012

A 1830 teak military secretaire 5 drawers 107cm high, 109cm wide and 50cm deep Engraved Mr A.K.N Tremearne Together with A Journal of the Proceedings on board Honorable East India Company’s ship, Charles Grant from Port of London to China Commanded by RB Everest Beginning 10 March 1829 Ending 9th Sept 1830 Kept by AKN Tremearne Published by JW Norrie and Co, London, 1826 Calf bound 38 x 26cm

Early/Mid C19th William IV Mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, lower section with pair domed panelled cross banded flame mahogany doors with brass centre strip, turned columns, enclosing fitted slides, fall front with turned bun handles with fitted satinwood veneered nest, small & long drawers with pigeon holes, upper section with Gothic arched glazing bars, adjustable wooden shelving, under flame mahogany frieze with raised pediment, split turned column

A 19thC oak secretaire chest, the top with a moulded edge above a fitted drawer and an arrangement of two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet, 89cm wide

A George III mahogany Secretaire Bookcase, the upper section enclosed by a pair of glazed tracery doors, beneath a dentil cornice, hinged writing drawer under, fitted with small drawers, centre cupboard and pigeon holes, with long drawers under on bracket feet. 3` 6" (107cms) wide.

Edwardian narrow oak secretaire bookcase, W61cm

An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood inlaid secretaire display cabinet, of serpentine form, the upper section enclosed by a pair of glazed doors, with a fitted drawer, and another beneath, on swept square legs, joined by an undertier, width 71cm (28in.)

A George III mahogany secretaire bureau/bookcase, the upper section with lancet glazed doors, width 109cm, height 221cm.

A George III secretaire bookcase with dentilled broken architectural pediment centred by a carved rampant lion holding a shield, this above a pair of 15 panel lattice glazed doors opening on to four adjustable shelves with moulded concave fronts, the base with a top fitted fall front drawers and four long graduated drawers on bracket feet, height 243cm. (See illustration)

19th century mahogany secretaire bookcase, with two bevelled glass doors on base with secretaire drawer above two cupboard doors 90 x 49 x 23in. (229 x 124 x 58cm)

A Regency inlaid mahogany secretaire bureau bookcase, have astral glazed doors and pull out secretaire over two doors, raised on bracket supports.

(Reliure) - Missale romanum [...]. Antverpiae, ex officina Plantiana, Balthasaris Moreti, 1634. In-f° (texte n.c., titre lavé, qqs pet. déch. marg., certaines restaurées notamment sur le titre, claires mouill., lég. moisissures marg., pet. perforation p. 115, qqs rousseurs). Rel. de l`époque : plein maroquin rouge, plats cernés de multiples cadres (nombreuses roulettes variées et filets divers) cernant un motif fleuronné en losange avec réserve centrale en forme de croix, dos à caissons et nerfs fleuronnés dorés (gardes renouvelées). Est. : 600/ 800 € Impression soignée en rouge et noir sur 2 colonnes ornée de lettrines historiées, avec calendrier et chants grégoriens à 4 portées. Agrémentée de 10 gravures à pleines pages, de 10 titres gravés sertis d`encadrements décoratifs et d`1 vignette sur le titre. ▲ Provenance : "Ce Misselle Nous a estée donne par Monsieur Blondeau secretaire de Monseigneur Lillustrissime eveque de Namur engelbert des Bois dheureuse Memoire; et duquelle ce Misselle vien sans ayant servy lontant et nous a esté donné a Cette considerasion du Monaster de L`ande Celeste... Namur 1652" (cfr note ms. moderne reliée in fine et restituant la provenance du titre qui a été lavé); "Bibliothèque E / P" (cachet moderne). ● Par la finesse et la variété de ses fleurons et roulettes, cette reliure richement décorée, ne laissant que peu d`espace vide, peut rappeler celles des grand relieurs de l`époque comme Le Gascon.