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    Cylinder desk - Desks & Tables

    The cylinder office is also called cylinder secretary, or office at the Kaunitz, named after the prince who would be its inventor.


    Its top is covered by a quarter-cylinder panel that can be with moving or rigid blades. The opening of the cylinder sometimes drives the writing tablet forward.

    This type of office appeared in the middle of the 18th century and remained popular from the time of Louis XVI to the time of Louis Philippe. The 18th century offices are the star furniture of public auctions. The most beautiful models were copied in the 1830s to satisfy rich Anglo-Saxon

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    ... collectors. Many pieces of furniture were modified or «improved». It is not uncommon to find Louis XVI office cylinders on the market today, transformed into Louis XVI flat desks, the latter being much rarer than the first.

    Roll-top desks are classic office furniture that have been popular since the 18th century. They are distinguished by their characteristic cylinder-shaped shape that opens to reveal a workspace and storage space. Here is some information about the origin and manufacturers of cylinder offices:

    Origin of cylinder offices: Cylinder offices were developed in Europe in the 18th century and became popular among the aristocratic elite and the upper classes. They were considered prestige furniture, associated with the refined lifestyle of the time. Roll-top desks were often handcrafted by talented artisans, using high-quality materials and complex cabinetmaking techniques.

    Cylinder office manufacturers:

    David Roentgen (Germany): David Roentgen was a renowned 18th century German cabinetmaker. It is famous for its beautifully designed cylinder desks, which were works of art in their own right. His creations were often decorated with marquetry, sculptures and sophisticated mechanisms.

    Charles-Honoré Lannuier (France): Charles-Honoré Lannuier was a French cabinetmaker active in the United States in the early 19th century. He was known for his outstanding work on cylinder desks, which were appreciated for their elegant design and impeccable craftsmanship.

    Gillows of Lancaster and London (UK): Gillows was a British cabinetmaking company active from the 18th to 19th centuries. They were known for their high quality furniture, including roll-top desks. Their creations were distinguished by their classic aesthetics and exquisite details.

    Abraham and David Roentgen (Germany): Abraham Roentgen, son of David Roentgen, and his son David were renowned 18th century German cabinetmakers. They continued the work of their father and produced high-quality cylinder desks, characterized by their complex engineering and elegant design.

    Here are some well-known French cylinder office manufacturers:

    Roche Bobois: Roche Bobois is a French high-end furniture brand. They offer a selection of contemporary and sophisticated cylinder desks.

    Grange: Grange is a French company specialized in the manufacture of classic and traditional style furniture. Their cylinder desks are renowned for their timeless aesthetics and quality craftsmanship.

    Roset line: Roset line is a French brand of contemporary furniture. Their cylinder desks combine modern design with practical functionality.

    Gautier: Gautier is a French manufacturer of contemporary furniture. Their cylinder desks are distinguished by their

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