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DESKS & WRITING TABLES
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s5289 An oak desk with one long over two short drawers with exposed dovetail and through wedge tenon construction and carved loop handles, designed by Peter Waals as Head of Furniture at Loughborough College and made by students under his supervision for Hazelrigg Hall, circa 1935, 76cm (30in) high, 114cm (45in) wide, 55cm (21.5in) deep.
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s5761 An unusually small proportioned mahogany and burr oak Cotswold style desk with fitted interior over one drawer, on sledge feet and with turned handles, circa 1925, 110cm (43.5in) high, 51cm (20in) wide, 33cm (13in) deep.Sold
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s5788 An oak bureau / secretaire bookcase with shaped cornice and plinth, original tooled leather to the fall front and shaped pigeon hole interior, designed by E A Taylor, made by Wylie & Lochhead, circa 1900, 179cm (70.5in) high, 84cm (33in) wide, 37cm (14.5in) deep.
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s5616 An oak desk with three mahogany lined drawers, shaped stretcher and moulded legs,
new hand-dyed leather top, in the manner of Gordon Russell, circa 1930, 76cm (30in) high, 106cm (42in) wide, 51cm (20in) deep.
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s5442 A limed oak pedestal desk with chamfered panels to the sides and back and octagonal handles to the drawers, labelled Heal & Son’s, circa 1930. 77.5cm (30.5in) high, 152.5cm (60in) wide, 91.5cm (36in) deep. |
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s5411 A limed oak one-drawer writing table on turned legs with stretcher and with secret drawers to each side and inset leather to the top, labelled, circa 1920.
76cm (30in) high, 99cm (39in) wide, 51cm (20in) deep.
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s5437 An oak Heals style two drawer side table, circa 1930. 76cm (30in) high, 92cm (36in) wide, 50cm (19.5in) deep
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s5552 A finely figured, solid walnut, fall-front, two drawer bureau with hand-cut dovetails and leather inset to the fall, by Russell of Broadway, circa 1935.
100cm (39.5in) high, 76cm (30in) wide, 43cm (17in) deep.
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s5402 An oak Cotswold three drawer writing table with stepped panelled ends which show exposed wedged tenons, joined by a chamfered stretcher on chamfered sledge feet, the drawer fronts with raised fielded panels, circa 1930. 77cm (30.25in) high, 96.5cm (38in) wide, 46.5cm(18.25) deep |
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s4897A
walnut Cotswold desk with chamfered panels and a super structure of an
unusual arrangement of drawers and shelves, circa 1935, 94cm (37in) high,
113cm (44.5 in) wide, 67cm (26.5 in) deep. |
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sraw508 A limed oak bureau bookcase with fall front over two drawers on legs and with glazed top, labelled, circa 1925, 173cm (68in) high, 61cm (24in) wide, 38cm (15in) deep. |
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S3654 An imposing Arts & Crafts oak pedestal desk with carved corners and handles, the pedestals with 4 drawers to one side and 3 drawers to the other, and with panelled sides and back with two cupboards to the back and an extending slide to the right -hand side. It dates circa 1910 and measures 30in (77.5cm) high, 41.5in. (105.5cm) deep 72in (183cm) wide, knee height is 28in (69cm). Newly re-leathered with hand dyed and tooled hide. |
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S3948 A fine Arts & Crafts mahogany secretaire with heart cut-out motifs to the side, side shelves and fitted interior above a drawer, attributed to Liberty, circa 1900. 43.25in (111cm) high, 39.25in (100cm) wide, 12.5in (32cm) deep, |
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SR593ML A Queensland silky oak D-shaped kneehole desk with four graduated drawers to each pedestal and curved central drawer, with carved shell shaped handles in walnut and leather inset to the top designed and made by Betty Joel, numbered 4295, circa 1930. 77cm (30.5in) high, 91.5cm (36in) wide, 54.5cm (21.25in) deep. |
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S4986 An oak fall–front bureau with integral bookshelves to the sides and repoussé copper panels and drawer handles, attributed to Norman & Stacey. See Page 88 ‘Dictionary of 19th Century Furniture Design’ by Edward Joy. Circa 1905, 57in (145cm) high, 43.5in (110.5cm) wide and 17.75in (45cm) deep |
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Srcoh2 A dark oak Arts & Crafts bureau with steel handles labelled Libertys, circa 1905. 42 ins (107 cms) high, 43 ins (109 cms) wide. |
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s2882 A Gothic Reform pitch pine two drawer writing table with gallery, brass handles and pegged stretcher after a design by A W N Pugin, circa 1860.
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