Rectangular mahogany writing desk with flat, hinged lid, brass handles flush with sides, curved brass mounts at corners attached with rivets, keyhole, and tiny brass handle flush with front of desk; on inside of lid, painted writing surface folds out to side, with slanted surface inside lid covered in green felt, next to three vertical compartments, with writing instrument with wooden shaft and ivory tip; in other side of desk, two brass rollers mounted vertically on one side of central compartment, with narrow compartment containing black painted sheet metal cylinder with lid containing colorless glass bottle with metal lid, and square bottle with piece of red sealing wax stuck to top.

Carved and gilded beechwood Louis XVI chaise (side chair) with arched rectangular back in molded frame with carved paquerettes and acanthus; trapezoidal seat with seat rail carved similarly to the crest rail; on circular tapering spiral-reeded legs headed by leaf tips and beaded. Original upholstery housed separately; chair currently upholstered in fabric reproducing original covering.

Writing desk

Painted chest of dovetail construction with faux graining; overhanging lift top with applied molding; top painted with central cartouche decorated with red and black flowers; front has two arched reserves painted with white background and red and black flowers in handled vases; applied base molding; block feet (possibly replaced or cut down).

Brass mantel clock; rectangular body surmounted by decorative urn; circular clock face in upper half; supported by rectangular pedestal (with engraved plaque) on circular feet; bell jar cover.

Mahogany dressing glass; arched mirror with inlaid frame and turned uprights and cross member; splayed feet.

Small wood trunk bound in calfskin on top and sides, with hinged, rounded lid; brass handle, lock, escutcheon, and nail heads along edges and across top; interior papered with yellow, white, and red square pattern, sides papered with gray paper with orange printed decoration; key on ribbon inside trunk; blue and white ribbon attached to box and lid.

Portable wooden writing desk decorated with brass inlay; both top and front of box decorated with a rectangle with concave chamfered corners outlined in brass, with similarly shaped escutcheons at center top and surrounding keyhole in front; brass strips applied to edges of top and bottom, corners, and elsewhere; slanted square writing surface covered in oilcloth, the two sections of which conceal interior compartments; trough along front (top) edge for implements and accessories; rectangular compartment in side for (missing) drawer; rectangular brass handle on one side.

Child's trunk with rounded edges, covered with black leather embossed with geometric design; vertical metal straps with brass tacks and escutcheon, and rounded leather strap handles; interior cavity lined with printed striped paper with portrait of woman (possibly Jenny Lind) and red patterned cloth, with hinged gold framed mirror which opens to reveal separate compartment in lid.

Wood writing desk covered in leather with hinged lid, inset brass handle and escutcheon on top (with ornamentation), and gold-plated hinges; leather interior with compartment in lid and two white porcelain plates fitted inside with hinged interior.