Antique Captain's Desk or Davenport Desk. An American solid Black Walnut Captain's desk with Burled Walnut trim, circa 1860. The desk has a lift top writing surface covered with older red felt bordered by three narrow bands of exotic wood trim. Beneath the lift top are 6 cubby holes and two small drawers with decorative inlays. The lift top contains its original working lock and key. The exterior of the desk has paneled sides, a small gallery on the top at the rear and a paneled door on the... Click for details

Excellent Condition: A light colored solid Teak English Campaign Desk in three parts, mid to late 19th century. The drawer interiors are oak. It has most of its original brass locks, flush brass drawer pulls, brass keyhole escutcheons and original removable feet. The finish is an older one in good condition.. This Desk exemplifies practical portability which was its primary purpose. Used by British military officers ,Sea Captains and wealthy individuals on safari and London flat owners short on... Click for details

SOLD - Miniature Slant Front Desk, circa 1900, Oak primary wood, Pine secondary wood, brass knobs, 8" High, 4 1/4" Deep, 7 1/2" Wide. Excellent condition, no damage or repairs. All drawers run easily. The finish appears to be the original. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED ** 27BX

ON HOLD - A bird's-eye maple secretary with veneered drawer fronts. Upper case with two paneled doors enclosing three interior shelves. Lower case with a slant lid enclosing interior pigeonholes and drawers. Four graduated full-width drawers below with cock-bead molding. With bracket feet. Height 79". Width 39.25". Depth 20.5". ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED **

SOLD - American Renaissance Revival Cylinder Roll Secretary, circa 1875, in two sections, of rare small size with a single rather than double doors, with a burled walnut veneer over solid walnut paneled cylinder roll and burled walnut raised panels on the drawer fronts (the middle drawer panels have an age crack in the veneer which is otherwise complete and tight). The slide out writing surface has a replaced genuine leather dark green writing surface. The top section has three adjustable... Click for details

An early Chippendale, circa 1760-1780, tiger maple slant front desk of a desirable small size, with four graduated drawers retaining their apparent original willow brasses and locks, the attractive stepped interior is maple and tiger maple with document drawers flanking the two center pigeonholes and with pigeonhole valances that mimic the original bracket base, strongly figured solid tiger maple, other primary woods are cherry and birch, secondary wood is pine, Eastern Massachusetts, in... Click for details