Antique Bureau Plats

Edwardian, painted satinwood small sideboard (Item No. 846) The top of serpentine outline painted with a musical trophy and floral garlands above a center drawer fitted for cutlery, flanked by a cupboard door and a deep drawer all painted with garlands and trophies, raised on square tapered legs ending in spade feet painted with bell flower trails. First quarter of the 20th century. Dimensions: 36" high by 53½" wide by 25½" deep Louis XVI, ormolu and brass-mounted, mahogany bureau à cylindre (Item No. 823) The white marble top with a three-quarter pierced gallery above three frieze drawers, the cylinder opening in conjunction with a black leather-lined writing surface, each side with a writing slide; with four drawers around a kneehole, raised on round tapered brass-fluted legs ending in toupie sabots fitted with casters. Dimensions: 49” high by 63¾” wide by 29½” deep Italian, Renaissance period, walnut refectory table (Item No. 819) In solid, carved walnut. Suitable for use as a large desk. 16th century with restorations. Dimensions: 68" wide by 29¾" high by 34" deep Very fine, French, Louis XVI period tric trac table (Item No. 759) In solid mahogany and mahogany veneers with brass trim. Gold-embossed leather writing surface reverses to reveal felt card-playing surface. Inside reveals original ebony and ivory inlaid backgammon board. Tapered, fluted legs ending in brass casters. Two drawers hold matching white and green-tinted ivory playing pieces. Late 18th century. Dimensions: 45" wide by 24" deep by 29" high Italian, Regence period, black lacquer and gilt bronze bureau plat (Item No. 751) With gold-embossed, leather blotter, giltwood border, and legs terminating in bronze sabots (hoof feet). Early 18th century. French, Neoclassical style, flame mahogany bureau plat (Item No. 680) 19th century. Italian, Louis XV period "cartonnier" (Item No. 614) Crème painted with ebonized accents, having four leather drawers above the writing surface and separated by a display alcove (shown here with Item 316, Greco-Roman, porcelain urn). 18th century. Dimensions: 62" wide by 40" deep by 48" tall Louis XV style, Italian bureau plat (Item No. 414) With painted verde gris finish and embossed leather writing surface, exaggerated cabriole legs ending in pied de sabots. Late 18th or early 19th century. Dimensions: 65" wide by 29" deep by 30" high French Provençal, Louis XVI style desk (Item No. 113) Carved cherry with four drawers on each side. 19th century. Dimensions: 52½" long by 34½" wide by 30" high