Biedermeier sewing table with saber legs.
Thuringia, around 1820.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. Legs solid cherry wood.
The interior partially ebonized maple.
Original lock and key. Fitting of the drawer replaced.
Double-Folding Tea Table.
Central Germany, circa 1825.
Solid apple wood.
Height: 100 cm
Diameter: 44 cm, maximum.
Literature for comparison: A nearly identical tea table, also double-folding, is illustrated in:
Schmitz, Hermann; Deutsche Möbel des Klasssizismus, Stuttgart 1923, p. 80, fig. bottom left.
Elegant sewing table with concealed headrest and thread basket.
Munich, probably Daniel court carpentry, around 1815.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. Edge binding of the cover sheet veneered with dark stripes. Stabilization of the yarn basket added.
Round sewing table with extraordinary feet.
Presumably Central Germany, around 1830.
Walnut veneered on softwood. The legs are solid walnut. Lathing of the yarn basket renewed.
Fine, classicist salon table of low height.
Baden, probably Karlsruhe court workshop, around 1800/10.
Cherry tree, maple (partially dyed and fire-shaded) veneered on softwood and oak wood.
Dainty, round side table.
Thuringia, probably Weimar, around 1810.
Solid cherry wood and veneered on cherry wood (board). Original, lime wood carved and blackened lion claw feet.
Biedermeier sewing table with concealed head drawer.
Southwest German, around 1825.
Walnut veneered on maple wood.
Delicate Biedermeier chiffonière in preserved original condition.
Austria, probably Vienna, around 1825.
Yew wood veneered on softwood body. Blackened parts of pear wood
ebonized.
Feet added.
Original locks and keys. key plates from the time the furniture was made; supplemented.
Small round Biedermeier table.
Central Germany, around 1820.
Solid birch (legs) and veneered.
Pedestal-shaped Biedermeier nightstand in conserved original condition.
Southern Germany, around 1830.
Walnut veneered on softwood. The door interior counter-veneered. Original block feet.
Original storage compartment.
Door fittings and lock dating from the furniture’s origin. Pull handle of the drawer original.
