Hungarian Desks and Writing Tables

Desk top is made out of high police walnut wood with cowhide insert in the middle. There are 2 drawers with chrome handles. Desk is elevated by thin chrome legs that are connected on...

19th-century oak desk featuring a single drawer fitted with a brass pull. The top is framed by a raised rim along the sides and back, adding subtle structure and visual definition. T...

Mid-century modern writing desk in original vintage condition with signs of use.

This small one drawer writing table would be perfect for doing homework in a child’s bedroom or home office or could fit nicely in a hallway or even use as an extra surface in the ki...

Curved Wooden Desk with Green Leather Top in the manner of Paul Luszlo. This piece features a beautiful cut out detailing on the side, and wooden carved handles down the middle of th...

This original painted pine podium is an unusual find, with interior drawers/bins and desktop which opens to reveal storage as well. The original green paint has a very dark hue, and reveals distress, scratches, marks, stains and crackles throughout the entire stand which are reflective of many years of use. Restored, strong/stable, waxed and ready for use, this antique podium...

Desk is made out of beautiful walnut wood, displaying mesmerizing wood grain on the table top. There are 2 keyed spacious drawers on the left side and 3 smaller drawers on the right ...

A French Art Deco desk and desk chair in the style of Jacques Adnet. Both desk and chair are made from solid white oak, finished in a subtle matte ...

This is the children table version of the famous Rey chair that was designed in 1971. Designed by Bruno Rey, the Rey chair is famed internationally for its elegance and style. Like ...

This lovely little writing table has a 1” thick three board top which has been beautifully naturally distressed over decades of purposeful use. The base features an overlay pencil dr...

It is the simple lines and sturdy European country craftsmanship that make this dining or kitchen table one that will serve a family for generations. It is easy to imagine how this t...

Great veneer selection. Walnut and ebony. Under the flat rectangular top and three drawers. Resting on two large square ebonized legs on both ends and connected with a long single middle ebonized stretcher. Restored. Designed by Farkas Molnar (1897-1945) Hungary, circa 1930s Measures: 67.5” W x 34” D x 31” H (table) Farkas Ferenc Molnár was born on 21 June 1897 in Pécs, Hungary. Molnár was a Hungarian architect who emigrated to Germany after the fall of the Republic of Councils in Hungary in 1920. He studied at the Bauhaus in Weimar from 1921-1925 under Johannes Itten, and later worked in Walter Gropius’s architecture office. Molnár designed the ‘Red Cube’ for the experimental Bauhaus house, the Haus Am Horn, at the first large Bauhaus exhibition...