Industrial Desks

An incredibly attractive metal tripod garden table. c.1940 Blacksmith made from wrought iron with beauitfully patinated painted surface with tempe...

A simply formed industrial work desk, made in England by Milner's. c.1940 Renowned for their incredible and nearly indestructable safes, this desk was made by Milner's - featuring a...

Antique oak roll top desks are exquisite treasures, showcasing intricate craftsmanship, sturdy construction, and a wealth of storage option...

Imposing midcentury industrial style office desk by Wisconsin's Invincible Furniture Co. Desks of this kind are often extracted from old s...

Massive oak top resting on four tapered black lacquer legs each ending by a circular sabot. Attributed to Jean Prouvé, France C. 1950.

An antique American rustic industrial workbench desk. Stamped: USA, AF(eligible) 1059.9. Possibly USA Armed Forces or Air Force. Hand-crafted in the early/mid-20th century, likely originating in the Southern United States, unusual utilitarian form with generous storage options, featuring a one-piece solid wood case, having a raised gallery shelf back with divided compartments, above wooden writing slope - work surface, mounted over a single drawer and a pair of cabinet doors, opening to reveal a large spacious interior compartment affixed with single shelf, rising on simple legs. All in a heavily worn, weathered and distressed light blueish gray paint finish with losses and nicely aged patina. Dimensions: (approx) 54" High, 35" Wide, 30.5" Deep Would look wonderful in a variety of today's contemporary interiors, and having the ideal size and proportions for a variety of different uses, including as a functional standing desk, artist work table...

Rare WWII Era US Navy Battleship Officer's Quarters aluminum desk & dresser set. Set includes: Desk/Secretary 27" W x 18.5" D x 54" T (29.75" fold-down desk height) Highboy Dresser...

Superb large "minister" desk from the 1970s, two drawers in the front, a niche in the back. Very elegant aerial design. Large storage capacity and work surface.

1950's metal industial desk with distressed patina. This desk had been stripped many years ago and over the years has gotten this great distressed patina. I had considered having it ...

Contact for more affordable shipping quotes: S16 Home San Francisco. Mid-19th century American postmaster's desk with dovetails joints, turned legs a...

This is a wonderful 1980's vintage "Burdick Group" executive desk by Herman Miller. Bruce Burdick developed this design for Herman Miller as "a workbench for executives... one that is responsive to the way an individual works". The modular design is comprised of a unique assemblage of work surfaces, paper handling and storage elements, and electronic equipment supports, located along a structural armature in whatever configuration best suits the way people work. This piece is arranged in a convenient L shape, but can be rearranged or combined with other units to create the most functional work space for the user. In 1980, the Burdick Group received design awards from the Institute of Business Designers and the Industrial Designers Society of America. The following year, Time magazine named the Burdick Group system one of the Best of 1981 for Industrial Design. The magazine described it as one of the first flexible office furniture systems to come to terms with computer terminals and other electronic office machines. These design features allow this desk to have all of the vintage charm and yet still highly useful in the modern, tech-laden office! Set includes: - Two-piece glass desktop (Dimensions: 84" L x 36" W x 29.5" H) - Dual-beam L-shaped configuration - Lower return/work surface (front-mounted) - Upper return/bookshelf (reare-mounted) - Three 3-legged base posts - Black Fiberglass Shell Desk Chair (w/ new black seat cushion) This iconic desk looks spectacular paired with the black fiberglass desk...

For Mobilier Universal, four drawers, palisander top, chromed metal base, hinges and handles. Stamped Wabbes on each handles. Belgium 1960. Litt.: Jules Wabbes architecte d'intéri...