Bring distinction to your workspace with antique office furniture. Elegant desks, classic bookcases, and timeless chairs create an environment where history and productivity coexist beautifully.
A Gorham copper cigar lighter and tray, U.S.A. circa 1880. The tray measures 1" h x 9.5" w x 7.25" d, and the lighter measures 2.75" h x 3.25" w x ...
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Pair of English ladderback armchairs modeled after 18th century designs. Seat is lined with caning.
A very nice and hard to find example of an English Victorian walnut folio stand made during the last quarter of the 19th century. Used to display c...
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A nice 19th century French mahogany desk with brass banding to edges of writing surface and on drawer faces, additionally inlaid columns. Condition...
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A Biedermeier round work table, 19th century.
A handsome Federal period mahogany and birds eye maple secretary – bookcase. We think this was made in Pennsylvania about 1830. Some small repairs....
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Early George III mahogany secretary cabinet with broken pediment circa 1770
An elm Georgian one-drawer desk, England, circa 1780. Measures 32.5" d when open.
Neoclassical Walnut Drop Leaf Desk, Italy Circa 1820This exquisite Neoclassical drop leaf desk, crafted in Italy circa 1820, showcases a graceful s...
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Swedish Gustavian Writing Desk, circa 1820This elegant Swedish Gustavian writing desk, created circa 1820, beautifully embodies the grace and simpl...
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Antique Law LibraryThis stunning piece possesses the charm of a bygone era, blending function with aesthetic grace—the offerings of an antique law ...
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An American Chippendale secretary desk. Measures 36.5" d when open.
