Elegant, oval salon table with carved lion feet.
Preserved original condition.
Franconia, around 1815/20.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood.
The interior with original blackening.
Original carved lion feet with remains of authentic gilding. A lion’s foot added.
Original lock with associated key.
Rare Console / Game Table.
Daniel Court Cabinetry, Munich, circa 1820.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. Fine band inlays of bog oak on all sides.
Front-mounted drawer in the furniture’s front. Pull-out rear part with folding, felt-covered playing surface. Felt covering renewed.
Original hinges for operating the folding mechanism.
Small Biedermeier wall console.
Southern Germany, around 1830.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. The top solid cherry wood.
Ebonized (blackened) parts solid pear wood.
Round Biedermeier Extendable Table with Five Curved Legs. Expandable to a total of 3.23 meters.
Saxony, circa 1825.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. The legs are solid cherry wood.
Original extendable frame system in solid oak wood; one support leg in solid cherry wood added.
Currently with two added extension leaves of 0.71 m each.
Height: 77 cm
Diameter: 112 cm
Total length in extended condition: 3.23 meters
Dainty Demi-Lune Console Table.
Central Germany, circa 1830.
Solid birch wood and veneered on softwood.
Dainty demi-lune console with conical pointed legs.
Germany, probably Baden, around 1830.
Solid maple (legs and top) and veneered (apron frame).
Biedermeier Extendable Table with Octagonal, Partially Fluted Leg.
Southern Germany, circa 1820.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood.
Extendable frame system supplemented in the 1950s. Support legs of the frame system renewed.
Pair of Biedermeier demi-lune consoles.
Southern Germany, around 1830.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. Legs and tabletops solid cherry wood.
Brass pull knobs of the drawers replaced.
Early Biedermeier Console with Full and Half Columns.
Baden, circa 1815.
Historic inventory label on the inside with the inscription “Inv. Freiburg” present.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood and poplar (base).
Original, gilded brass fittings with historic patina.
The marble top is historic, but added.
Highly Significant Biedermeier Salon Table with Finest Polychrome Flower and Flanking Gold Painting on Copper.
Southern Germany, circa 1820.
The table carcase is cherry wood veneered on softwood. Turned and blackened full columns and shaft ring of the central leg in ebonized pear wood.
Fully sculpted capitals in the form of cones with original gilding.
Original wooden rollers integrated into the three-part table base.
Finely executed gold painting with classicist motifs, depicting chimeras, mermaids, scroll volutes, and palmettes around a centered, polychrome painted flower bouquet.
