English Queen Anne walnut kneehole desk raised on bracket feet

Circa 1710 – 1720

H – 30 “

W – 34 “

D – 20 1⁄4 “

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Rare New York mahogany Chippendale block-front kneehole desk with a molded shaped top, one long drawer over 6 shaped smaller drawers, a central drawer with cabachon and foliate carving, a recessed raised-panel arched door, and six boldly carved claw and ball feet. Original brasses.

Circa 1760.

H – 33” W – 36” D – 20”

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English George III mahogany D shaped pedestal desk. The top with green tooled leather the curved side with false drawers with an arched central kneehole the flat end with an Arrangement of deep drawers.

Circa 1790

H – 31 1/2"
W – 48"
D – 31 1/2 "

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English George III mahogany tambour cylinder front desk, the top with a shaped mahogany gallery the tambour concealing an interior of small drawers and shaped cubbyholes the writing surface with a tooled leather adjustable reading surface the base with two larger drawers with original brasses all supported with square tapered legs.

Circa 1790

H – 48 “

W – 36 “

D – 26 “

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