This small antique French style 'bonheur de jour' is an extremely attractive item & has many lovely features, so please enlarge al of the images. I'm not 100% sure on all the woods, but I think they are Kingwood, Rosewood & Walnut, with satinwood inlay. The gilt metal mounts are well cast & the leather writing surface is original. This desk is in lovely condition, having just been given a polish & I would say it dates from around the 1950's period.
This antique Victorian walnut writing table is in nice condition & I would say it dates to around the 1880-90's period. It has a beautiful burr walnut top & drawer fronts, which have ebonized handles, plus a lock in the middle drawer. The rest of this desk is walnut or possibly satin walnut & the wood has a nice silky finish to it. The back is nicely finished & it has turned legs, with casters. The top has been re-leathered. It's been antiqued & hand coloured, with gold tooling. This is a lovely desk & not a model I often come across.
Nice quality small antique Georgian style knee-hole desk in mahogany with beautiful flame mahogany veneers all over& a crossbanded edge in I think rosewood. It has six drawers, with original brass handles, plus there's a cupboard under the kneehole, with fluted side pieces. The back is polished too & it sits on bracket feet. This is a very neat little desk. I've had similar ones in the past, but not as nice as this one.
This fabulous desk is beautifully made & has a wonderful shape too. It's antique Georgian style, satinwood, with some fine inlay & a hand coloured tooled leather writing surface. This writing table is two sided, so it could be used as a partners desk. There are three drawers on the front, with locks, brass handles & the drawer bottoms are mahogany. These drawers are beautifully made with very fine dovetails. The drawers on the back are dummies. The top edge, the drawer fronts & the sides have some very fine crossbanding & inlay in what I believe is rosewood or satinwood. The legs are tapered & culminate in spade end feet. There are many other fine features, so please enlarge all of the images. At first glance, this writing table looks like high quality Edwardian, but I think it has been made more recently, although it's hard too tell. Either way, it's a one off & in a high class retail establishment in town, would command £4000-£5000.