Baden, circa 1830.
Exquisitely grained walnut, partially star-patterned and book-matched, veneered on softwood. Original, solid oak extension system. Authentic brass caps on the legs.
Extendable to total approx. 4.95 meters. Currently Two extension leaves à 0.73 m available, hence extendable to 2.72 m. Additional extension leaves can be custom-made.
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 drawing by Danhauser for a comparable table of varying use and adaptation: “Canape = Theetisch No. 80, 31”, inventory number KI 8971-2039, Museum of Applied Arts (MAK), Vienna.
Saxony, circa 1825.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a softwood body, with solid cherrywood legs.
The table retains its robust original extension system made of solid oak; one supporting foot has been expertly replaced with solid cherrywood.
The table is currently accompanied by two supplemented leaves of 0.71 m each.
Total length when fully extended: 3.23 meters.
Preserved in its original condition.
Franconia, circa 1815/20.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a fine softwood body.
The interior retains its authentic original blackened finish.
The table stands on original, hand-carved lion feet, which still bear traces of their authentic gilding. One lion foot has been thoughtfully supplemented.
The piece is accompanied by its inaugural lock and corresponding key.
Northern Germany, circa 1820.
The surface is masterfully crafted from solid mahogany, supported by a frame veneered in magnificent pyramid mahogany.
The design is further elevated by dainty thread and mosaic inlays of maple and blackened maple.
The table features its original, robust extension system made of solid oak.
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 the authenticity of the folding mechanism.
Rhineland, circa 1815.
Crafted from solid cherry wood and veneered in cherry wood on a carcass of oak and softwood.
The felt lining of the gaming surface has been renewed.
Baden, circa 1825.
Exquisitely crafted from solid walnut and fine walnut veneers. The table surfaces feature a sophisticated star-shaped veneer pattern, accented by blackened pearwood half-rod moldings.
The table tops are hinged and lockable, revealing original Biedermeier-era wallpaper preserved within the interior.
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