Quality Walnut Antique Bonheur Du Jour

This Spectacular Quality Late 19th Century Antique Victorian Walnut Davenport Desk dates from circa, 1870 and is a real stunning piece. It has a small raised back above a hinged sloping fall front writing surface with tooled leather and moulded edge. The interior has several pigeon holes and a faux drawer with two turned handles (one pull out handle to unlock the small side drawer). The side has a small hinged drawer with pen holder and two ink wells above four four working drawers and four faux drawers on the opposite side.

This Outstanding late 19th century Large Victorian Mahogany Desk / Pedestal desk dates from ca. 1900. It has a large inverted break-fronted top with tooled leather writing insert and gadrooned carved edge. This sits above a long central drawer over large knee-hole and each pedestal has four graduating drawers with original brass handles. The sides are curved and canted and this quality desk stands on Ogee carved bracket feet. It has unusual blind fretwork carvings, splits into three sections for removal and has wonderful charm and character.

Dating from ca. 1870 this Stunning 19th Century Victorian Walnut Antique Davenport Whatnot has a raised back with an inlaid sloping lid and the interior has several stationary divides with pen holder. Below is a writing slope that has the original wonderful worn embossed leather writing surface. The lid is hinged and has storage inside. This fine antique davenport has a what not design base with two tiers and turned upright supports.

This Stunning late 19th Century Antique Victorian Mahogany Writing Table dates from ca. 1870. It has a moulded edge with rounded corners, a tooled leather writing and an unusual hinged stationary compartment. This sits above a frieze drawer with turned handles and moulded edges. This beautiful antique writing table stands on four turned reeded legs with white porcelain castors.

This Superb quality mid 19th Century Antique Writing Table is by the renowned makers, Johnstone & Jeanes, 67 New Bond Street in London ca. 1860. It has a figured, moulded top above a frieze drawer and four beautifully turned upright supports. This fine antique writing table has a turned cross stretcher for added stability and four out-swept legs with brass cup castors.