Creating Genuine Eldred Wheeler Furniture
Hand Crafted, Hand Carved Cabinet Work
DESKS
TWO DRAWER COMPUTER WRITING DESK
$1695
The light, clean lines and tapered legs of the Hepplewhite style are clearly evident in this small desk. Perfect for tight spaces.
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Height - 30"
Width - 44"
Depth - 24"
THREE DRAWER COMPUTER WRITING DESK
$1995
A larger version of the desk shown above, for those requiring more space on which to spread out.
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Height - 30"
Width - 59 1/2"
Depth - 24"
RHODE ISLAND WRITING SURFACE
$3195
This desks fluted legs and band molding characterize the piece from originating from the Rhode Island area.
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Height - 30"
Width - 52"
Depth - 34"
LIBRARY DESK
$5995
This desk is designed to provide an excellent writing surface and features raised panels throughout. The two banks of drawers can be ordered with standard or file configurations.
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Height - 30"
Width - 64 1/4"
Depth - 33 5/8"
FEDERAL DESK
$5995
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Height - 30 1/4"
Width - 72"
Depth - 36"
QUEEN ANNE DESK ON FRAME
$4195
This is an early example of a small Queen Anne Desk on Frame. The beautifully shaped cabriole legs, scrolled aprons and finely detailed interior combine for a truly stunning piece.
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Height - 40 3/8"
Width - 25 5/8"
Depth - 17"
SLANT LID DESK
$6295
This small desk is similar to antiques known to have been made in Northern Connecticut. This piece is fitted with a fan carved, stepped and serpentine interior. The lid is made from a single board.
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Height - 41 1/2"
Width - 38"
Depth - 19 1/2"
Writing Height - 30 3/4"
FLAT TOP SECRETARY
$10,500
While country desks were plentiful in 18th century New England, secretary desks are much less common. This secretary is one of the finest country versions. There are 14 small drawers and 6 secret compartments in the lower section and 6 small drawers and 2 adjustable shelves above. The use of raised panel "tombstone" doors is characteristic of the Queen Anne nature of this desk.
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Height - 78 1/4"
Width - 37 1/2"
Depth - 22"
Writing Height - 30 3/4"
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BONNET TOP SECRETARY
$12,500
Country Bonnet Top Secretaries are extremely scarce, particularly desks as detailed as this one. The pattern of the bonnet, the design of the interior and shape of the ogee feet all point to its southern Massachusetts/Connecticut origin. The stepped serpentine interior is both blocked and fan carved has 22 small drawers and 6 secret compartments. The upper case is fitted with 3 small drawers, numerous pigeon holes and adjustable shelves.The raised paneled doors open to reveal 2 carved fans in the upper domed section. The bonnet is formed by bending thin sheets of pine over the bonnet frame and securing them with rosehead nails.
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Height - 85 1/2"
Width - 37 1/2"
Depth - 22"
Writing Height - 30 3/4"