This is a William IV Rosewood Davenport desk, a type of writing desk that originated in the late 18th century. It’s characterized by a sloping top that serves as a writing surface, and a case of drawers underneath. The name “Davenport” is believed to come from a Captain Davenport, who commissioned a desk of this style. The William IV style refers to the period of King William IV’s reign in the 1830s, known for its elegance and use of rich materials like rosewood. The desk features a distinctive column support on one side and a set of drawers on the other, often with small, round knobs.
Dimensions: 22” wide x 22” deep x 37.5” high







