Writing Tables

Until the mid-17th century furniture used for writing was rather primitive. The first form of furniture specifically made for writing came from French and Italian designs of the 16th century, and took the form of a bureau type fall front cabinet known today as a secretaire.
The antique writing table that we know today seems to appear around the end of the George II reign circa 1755.
We tend to sell mainly Willam IV antique writing tables to Victorian writing tables and Edwardian writing tables.

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ANTIQUE – PARTNERS/BANKERS LIBRARY TABLE
£6,500.00 Add to basket
ANTIQUE – GEORGE II STYLE WRITING TABLE
£975.00 Add to basket
ANTIQUE – A LATE VICTORIAN WRITING TABLE
£950.00 Add to basket
ANTIQUE – A FRENCH LADIES WRITING TABLE
£495.00 Add to basket
SOLD — ANTIQUE – EDWARDIAN WALNUT WRITING TABLE — SOLD
£545.00 Read more
SOLD — ANTIQUE – HONEY COLOURED OAK ‘S’ TOP ROLL TOP DESK — SOLD
£695.00 Read more
SOLD — ANTIQUE – VICTORIAN LIBRARY/WRITING TABLE — SOLD
£1,275.00 Read more
SOLD — ANTIQUE – VICTORIAN WRITING TABLE — SOLD
£475.00 Read more

Writing Tables

ANTIQUE – PARTNERS/BANKERS LIBRARY TABLE

ANTIQUE – GEORGE II STYLE WRITING TABLE

ANTIQUE – A LATE VICTORIAN WRITING TABLE

ANTIQUE – A FRENCH LADIES WRITING TABLE

SOLD — ANTIQUE – EDWARDIAN WALNUT WRITING TABLE — SOLD

SOLD — ANTIQUE – HONEY COLOURED OAK ‘S’ TOP ROLL TOP DESK — SOLD

SOLD — ANTIQUE – VICTORIAN LIBRARY/WRITING TABLE — SOLD

SOLD — ANTIQUE – VICTORIAN WRITING TABLE — SOLD