Regency Swivel Desk Chair Leather Arm Chair Deep Button

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Regency Swivel Desk Chair Leather Arm Chair Deep Button

- Classic Regency style office chair with swivel mechanism
- Great for either an executive or home office set up
- Red leather has deep button finish so comfy to sit in
- Various desks to match so please email us if you are looking for a complete set up
- Offered in great shape with no damage and ready for home use right away
- Will ship to anywhere in the world, please contact for a shipping quote
- Come view these in our Hertfordshire antiques showroom, just 25 minutes north of London
- Please contact us if you have any other questions

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Sheraton Partners Desk Writing Table Regency Inlay Bureau

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Sheraton Partners Desk Writing Table Regency Inlay Bureau  - Come view this in our Hertfordshire showroom - just 25 minutes north of London - Absolutely stunning Regency style pedestal partners desk with fantastic inlay in the Sheraton manner - Swivel chair not included but available if required so please email - This really is a gorgeous piece - sincerely hope the photos do it some justice - The inlay is superb - garlands, urns, rosettes, arabesques and other Sheraton motifs abound CLICK HERE TO BUY THIS PARTNERS DESK ON CANONBURY ANTIQUES

Carlton House Desk In Satinwood Inlay Desks English

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You are viewing an exquisite Carlton house style desk hand crafted from the finest satinwood and with some very intricate inlay work on all surfaces. The main structure is satinwood which has a lovely blonde finish to the wood, whilst into the structure of this has been embedded the amazingly intricate inlay work consisting of floral scrolls, leaves, urns, emblems and other heraldry.

The amount of craftmanship that has gone into this is breathtaking if you imagine each piece of design has to be cut from the softer fruitwoods and then embedded into the main structure of the desk. You can only imagine how long this would take to achieve for a piece like this.

The term 'Carlton House' has become a popular phrase to describe a writing table with a low superstructure that encloses the sides of the writing area as well as the back.

The Prince of Wales, later George IV, commissioned a table of this model in the 1790s for Carlton House. The desk has a leather topped writing area surrounded by small drawers, cupboards and storage areas. There are also five larger drawers to the front of the desk so there is ample storage space on this piece. Each of the drawers also has more inlay work, as do the legs and the sides.

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