The Collection
DISCOVER OUR CURATED INVENTORY OF TIMELESS ORIGINALS.
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Rhineland, circa 1825. Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood, featuring both horizontal and vertical grain orientations for a sophisticated aesthetic. The mirror retains its original historical glass.
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Southern Germany, circa 1830. Crafted from solid cherrywood, with refined accents in ebonized pearwood. The cabinet features later-added glass shelves with elegantly ground edges. Adorned with its original brass rotating knob and authentic brass hinges.
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Southern Germany, circa 1820. Cherrywood veneered on softwood. Solid cherrywood legs.
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Saxony-Anhalt, circa 1830. Masterfully crafted from solid birch wood. The piece retains its original back panel and inaugural hangers. The mirror glass has been thoughtfully supplemented.
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Rhineland, circa 1830. Exquisitely veneered in ash wood on a fine softwood body. The piece retains its original feet and inaugural locks.
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Vienna, circa 1820. Design by Joseph Ulrich Danhauser. Execution by a separate manufactory. Exquisitely crafted from solid cherrywood and veneered on a fine softwood body. Literature: Further models of this type designed by Joseph Ulricht Danhauser are illustrated in: Eller, Wolfgang L., Biedermeier-Möbel, 6th edition, Regenstauf 2008, pp. 296 and 297, figures 407-410. Cf. design…
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Central Germany, circa 1825. Masterfully crafted from solid maple wood. Corner dimension: 70 cm
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Central Germany, circa 1825. Exquisitely veneered in fiddleback maple on a fine softwood body. The block feet, masterfully crafted from solid fiddleback maple, have been thoughtfully supplemented. The piece retains its inaugural locks.
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Central Germany, circa 1835. Pearwood veneer on a softwood carcass. Original glazing.
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Directoire, probably Rhineland, circa 1790/1800. Solid cherrywood. Original brass-clad edging of the top leaf. Edging of the shelf supplemented.
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