The Collection
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Saxony, circa 1825/30. Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a softwood body, featuring sophisticated “corkscrew” style veneers on the inset columns. The interior is equally refined, with sections expertly finished in cherrywood veneer. The plinth contains a masterfully concealed, flush-mounted drawer. The piece is accompanied by an elaborate original key, uniquely crafted with a head in…
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Preserved in its original condition. Thuringia, circa 1820/25. Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood and accented with ebonized wood thread inlays on a softwood body. The ensemble features its original historical mirror glass. Dimensions of the console:Height: 76 cmWidth: 60 cmDepth: 35 cm Dimensions of the mirror:
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Preserved in its original condition. Hamburg, circa 1820. Exquisitely veneered in mahogany on a fine softwood body. The basket features dainty openwork craftsmanship made from ebonized pearwood. The feet and shaft are equally refined, crafted from ebonized pearwood. Adorned with its original brass hoop and a movable handle. Literature: Haaf, Rainer, Biedermeierwelten. Deutschland und Donaumonarchie;…
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Court Cabinetmaker Daniel, Munich, circa 1820. Crafted from cherrywood, veneered on softwood. Fine bog oak band inlays adorn the piece on all sides. This exquisite furniture features a drawer elegantly recessed into the front. An extendable pull-out section reveals a hinged, felt-covered playing surface. The felt covering has been professionally renewed. Original hinges attest to…
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Central Germany, circa 1815. Exquisitely veneered in walnut on a fine softwood body. The design is accented by a diamond-shaped ebonized veneer section, elegantly framed by brass-clad moldings. The brass applications in the plinth area are original, as is the pull knob of the plinth drawer. The door hardware and lock have been thoughtfully supplemented.…
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Baltic region, circa 1830. Exquisitely veneered in bird’s eye birch on a softwood body. The blackened elements are masterfully ebonized, likely from maple wood. The piece retains its predominantly original glazing and mirroring. The back panel elements have been thoughtfully supplemented with historical wood to maintain its authentic character. The lock and escutcheon have been…
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