Antique Desks

			Louis XV style, chinoiserie secretary ("dos d'ane") (Item No. 394) Painted and gilded with black lacquer base. Late 18th or early 19th century. 29" wide by 18" deep by 38" high

			Important, French, Louis XV-Louis XVI Transition period scriban (Item No. 525) From the port city of Nantes. In solid, carved acacia (mimosa tree). Third quarter of the 18th century.

			Flemish, Baroque period refectory table (Item No. 493) In solid oak with draw leaves at both ends. First half of the 17th century.

			Louis XV style, chinoiserie commode scriban (Item No. 439) Gilded and painted with ivory inlay. 19th century. 38" wide by 20" deep (when closed) 35" (when opened) 43½" high

			French, Louis XVI period "commode/scriban" (slant-top secretary) (Item No. 350) In walnut, with kingwood banding outlined with satinwood and ebony stringing. 18th century. 32¼" wide by 19" deep by 40½" high

			Spanish refectory table (Item No. 309) Catalan refectory table with characteristic lyre-shaped legs in carved walnut and forged iron stretcher. Late 17th or early 18th century. Extensive provenance available. 68½ " wide by 29½" deep by 31" high

			17th century, Spanish refectory table (Item No. 307) Catalan refectory table with characteristic lyre-shaped legs in carved walnut and forged iron stretcher. The land is one solid walnut board. 52" long by 30" wide by 31" high

			William IV style fall-front secretary/bookcase (Item No. 292) In flame mahogany with satinwood inlay. Early 20th century. 44" wide by 20½" deep by 91" high

			French Provençal, Louis XVI style desk (Item No. 113) Carved cherry with four drawers on each side. 19th century. 52½" long by 34½" wide by 30" high

			English Davenport (Item No. 45) Walnut veneer with satinwood stringing, slant top, leather writing surface, carved fret work gallery. Circa 1860's. 20½" wide by 21" deep by 33" high in back

			French, Transition Louis XV-XVI writing desk (Item No. 20) Pearwood, mahogany, ebony, and rosewood parquetry. Single drawer, brass-banded edge, finished back. Circa 1780's. 40½" wide by 29¼" deep