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Named after the North American Aviation XB-70 Valkyrie; the strategic bomber prototype used for supersonic test flights in the 1960s. The aerodynamic shape of the Timothy Oulton Valkyrie desk is clad entirely in our signature Spitfire finish in homage to one of the greatest fighter planes ever built; the British Supermarine Spitfire, which ruled the skies in World War II. Mimicking the planes riveted exterior, aluminium panels are painstaking shaped and then fixed by hand-applied nails. A five-stage finishing process creates the impression of worn, distressed metal.
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Timothy Oulton Aviator Blackhawk Valkyrie Desk , Spitfire
Colour: Spitfire
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Spitfire Metalwork
Inspired by the famous fighter plane's multi-riveted construction and interlocking aluminium panels, Spitfire was
Inspired by the famous fighter plane's multi-riveted construction and interlocking aluminium panels, Spitfire was created after founder Timothy Oulton acquired an actual plane wing at an antiques market.
The finishing requires a five-stage process to create the impression of worn, distressed metal. The touch of the craftsman's hand is evident from visible welding marks to rugged hand-distressing, to the intensive hand-polishing of the shiny steel. Spitfire is one of the most labour intensive to create.
...read more The finishing requires a five-stage process to create the impression of worn, distressed metal. The touch of the craftsman's hand is evident from visible welding marks to rugged hand-distressing, to the intensive hand-polishing of the shiny steel. Spitfire is one of the most labour intensive to create.
The Story of Timothy Oulton
The story of Timothy Oulton started back in 1976 with an antiques shop owned by Tim's father. Tim later used his skills
The story of Timothy Oulton started back in 1976 with an antiques shop owned by Tim's father. Tim later used his skills and passion for British heritage to deliver the extraordinary.
Handcrafted with only the best traditional techniques and fabrications, each Timothy Oulton piece is inspired by the past, but reconceived from a modern perspective, producing uniquely authentic collections which push the boundaries of furniture design.
...read more Handcrafted with only the best traditional techniques and fabrications, each Timothy Oulton piece is inspired by the past, but reconceived from a modern perspective, producing uniquely authentic collections which push the boundaries of furniture design.