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Here we feature a remarkable ladies writing table featured in European Furniture of the 19th Century by Christopher Payne...

Wallrocks Video Series Ladies Writing Table: Welcome to the second episode of the Wallrocks video series.  Today we are featuring a remarkable ladies writing table exhibited in the Harrods Exhibition of 2014 and featured in the ‘antiques bible’ – “European Furniture of the 19th Century” by Christopher Payne (see page 284).

In this video, we explore what goes into the creation of inlaid furniture and what makes this piece a ‘cut above the rest’…enjoy.

Click here to view gallery of images or enquire about this antique ladies writing table.

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