Highly Decorative Bull-horned Armchair From The 19th Century (1870)

This extraordinary, all-original armchair, dating from 1870, is an outstanding example of late 19th-century craftsmanship. Resting on its original brass castors, it combines functionality with remarkable aesthetics. The seat is beautifully upholstered in a floral motif, with a harmonious transition between the horns and the fabric, underlined by a strip of leather. The armchair shows natural wear, testifying to its age and use, which adds to its character and charm (see photos).

Dimensions:

Total width: 62 cm

Total height: 91 cm

Total depth: 50 cm

Seat width: 32 cm

Seat depth: 40 cm

Seat height: 50 cm

Timeless craftsmanship - Antler furniture

An antler furniture has been among the most sought-after objects since the London World's Fair of 1851, when a new trend was born and the emerging European bourgeoisie became enthusiastic about the decorative arts. One of the pioneers in this field was German horn carver and cabinetmaker H. F. C. Rampendahl, whose work was acclaimed at several international exhibitions. Following this, mass production of deer antler furniture began, marking a turning point in furniture history.

This armchair is not just a functional object; it is a rare historical treasure and a true work of art that would enrich any collection.