A Regency period mahogany partners' writing table. The green and gilt embossed leather writing surface surmounts two small and one large frieze drawer on either side, with reeded legs above brass caps and casters.

Circa 1820

Regency period mahogany partners’ desk. The pedestals with drawers with later swan-neck pulls on one side, with reverse frieze drawers and cupboards below.

Circa 1810

Late George II period mahogany partners' desk, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale. The carved top surrounds gilt-tooled green leather. One side of the desk is composed of three frieze and six pedestal drawers, with the reverse side with three frieze drawers above pedestal cupboards.

Circa 1750

A Regency period mahogany partners desk. This English antique has a red leather-lined writing surface, nine drawers to the front and three false drawers and cupboards to the reverse.

Circa 1820

Late George III satinwood compactum of breakfront outline. The centre section with doors formerly enclosing trays, above two short and three long drawers. The side sections used as hanging cupboards. The frieze, doors, medallions, and drawers all banded with tulipwood.

Circa 1800

Export lacquer bureau, Chinese made for the English market. The hinges and drawer pulls likewise Chinese made.

Circa 1700

Biedermeier cylinder bureau cabinet in satin birch. The cylinder opens to reveal a fitted interior and pull-out writing surface.

North German, circa 1830

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