A George II oak writing bureau of small proportions
The fall front opening to reveal drawers, pigeon holes and an ink slide, also having secret interior drawers. The lopers having attractive brass handles above two short and two long graduated drawers. Resting on the original high bracket feet. (Later, but appropriate brass handles.)
Rare George II oak fall front bureau. The cleated hinged fall front having the original brass escutcheon and with a lower moulded book support, concealing a fitted interior with the two outside interior drawers having shaped drawer linings to fit around the rear legs that run through to support the top. The two cock beaded drawers to the shaped apron flanked by the sliding loppers (fall front supports) resting on high cabriole legs on pointed pad feet. Good overall colour and patination.
A decorative 18th Century English oak glazed door bookcase, formerly a bookcase with drawers of the Georgian period, now with the three doors, the center being fixed, the base having a fall front enclosing pigeon holes and drawers, the doors having fake drawer fronts resting on shaped bracket feet.