Category: Seating furniture

Southern Germany, circa 1820.

Exquisitely veneered in cherry wood, finished on all sides for free-standing placement. The legs are crafted from solid cherry wood, featuring broad maple band inlays on the front for a sophisticated color contrast.

The pieces are currently pre-upholstered and await their final top-cover fabric. You can choose every color you like for the top-cover fabric.

Literature: This pair of corner bergères is illustrated in: Haaf, Rainer, Biedermeier-Welten. Deutschland und Donaumonarchie, Leopoldshafen 2024, p. 358, fig. 1344.

Franconia, likely Bayreuth, circa 1810/15.

Exquisitely veneered in walnut on a beechwood body.

Adorned with original brass fittings.

The upholstery and fabric covering have been thoughtfully renewed to preserve their contemporary elegance.

Northern Germany, circa 1830.

Exquisitely crafted from solid birch wood and veneered on a body of beech.

Presented in an under-upholstered condition, finished with black muslin.

Rhineland, circa 1830.

Masterfully crafted from solid cherrywood with sophisticated openwork detailing.

Backrest height: 90 cm

Seat width: 45 cm

Seat depth: 39 cm

Northern Italy, circa 1820/30.

Masterfully crafted from solid and partially veneered maple wood, finished in a refined brown dye.

The chairs are accompanied by their original seat insert frames. Note: The photographs showcase the chairs without the insert frames and upholstery.

Maintained in their original condition, with the majority of the authentic upholstery preserved.

Danube Monarchy, circa 1825/30.

Masterfully crafted from solid pearwood.

Adorned with original black lacquer and exquisite gold painting.

The set predominantly features its original upholstery, now presented with a later-added outer fabric.

Munich, circa 1820.

Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a fine softwood body, featuring sophisticated vertical grain patterns.

The legs and backrest supports are masterfully crafted from solid cherrywood.

Presented in an under-upholstered condition, finished with black muslin.

Kassel, circa 1825.

Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a softwood body, with sections crafted from solid cherrywood.

The upholstery has been thoughtfully renewed, featuring a black calico (Nessel) sub-upholstery.