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.
Category: Mirrors
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An exceptionally slender Biedermeier pillar mirror, distinguished by its sophisticated three-quarter columns.
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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A grand Biedermeier salon mirror.
Munich, circa 1825.
Masterfully veneered in cherrywood, burl walnut, maple, and pearwood on a fine softwood body. The blackened sections are crafted from ebonized pearwood.
The piece features old, yet thoughtfully supplemented mirror glass.
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Nr. 218 – Biedermeier Mirror with Polychrome Painted Pediment in Original Condition.
Presumably Munich, circa 1820.
Alder root veneer on softwood.
Original mirror glass and back panel.
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A distinguished pier mirror, featuring an elegant rounded crest.
Mainz, circa 1825.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a fine softwood body. The blackened sections are crafted from ebonized pearwood.
The piece retains its historical mirror glass.
Dimensions of the mirror frame:
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A refined demi-lune console table with its matching mirror.
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 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 35 cmDimensions of the mirror:
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A refined Biedermeier mirror.
Central Germany, circa 1820.
Masterfully crafted from solid burr poplar wood. The blackened sections are finished in ebonized pearwood, while the cornice molding features maple wood subtly colored in a wine-red hue.
The mirror glass is original to the piece.
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A pair of refined Biedermeier mirrors.
Central Germany, circa 1825.
Exquisitely veneered in walnut on a fine softwood body.
The mirror glass is historical, yet thoughtfully supplemented.