George III satinwood secretaire-cabinet, crossbanded overall in tulipwood, the rectangular top above a pair of circular-panelled doors enclosing a fitted interior, above a secretaire drawer enclosing further drawers and pigeon-holes, all above three drawers surmonting ormolu paw feet.

Circa 1790

George I period double domed red japanned bureau cabinet. The mirrored doors and the fall front bureau reveal a fitted, japanned interior.

Circa 1720, the japanning 19th century

George III mahogany bureau bookcase, in the manner of Wright and Elwick. The dentil, lappet, and quatrefoil decorated frieze surmounts astragals containing original glazing. The bureau section contains original rococo handles and key escutcheons, with the bureau interior with checker-strung drawers, and 'hidden' drawers decorated with boxwood tracery above the pigeon holes.

Circa 1760

Late George III mahogany secretary bookcase with satinwood and rosewood crossbanding, derived from a design by Sheraton. The frieze below the pediment has boxwood stringing forming a Greek key design. The secretaire drawer opens to show a fully fitted interior of satinwood drawers.

Circa 1800