Pair Of Solid Walnut Tripod Chairs With Gondola-style Backs, 19th Century, Heavy And Of High Quality
Artist: Anonyme
These magnificent chairs embody 19th-century art furniture.
Their solid walnut tripod frame is a testament to remarkable cabinetmaking craftsmanship.
The backrest, carved in the shape of a gondola, features elegant and generous volutes.
The two delicately curved front legs lend the chair a refined silhouette.
The seat is distinguished by a thick, solid wood panel with deeply defined grain.
This sturdy design gives the chairs considerable weight, a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship.
Although these pieces date from the 19th century, they evoke the influence of the Biedermeier style.
This movement emphasized clean lines, light or lustrous woods, and domestic comfort.
The purity of the forms and the geometry of the seat also recall the work of early pioneers.
The curved lines of the backrest echo the creations of great cabinetmakers such as Josef Danhauser.
This Austrian designer left a profound mark on early 19th-century furniture with his bold forms.
Extremely rare, this pair of chairs is particularly difficult to find on the art market today.
Each piece has a total backrest height of 76 cm.
The seat height is 48 cm for optimal comfort.
The seat width is 50 cm.
The seat depth measures 36 cm.
This pair of chairs represents a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts of exceptional furniture.
Their solid walnut tripod frame is a testament to remarkable cabinetmaking craftsmanship.
The backrest, carved in the shape of a gondola, features elegant and generous volutes.
The two delicately curved front legs lend the chair a refined silhouette.
The seat is distinguished by a thick, solid wood panel with deeply defined grain.
This sturdy design gives the chairs considerable weight, a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship.
Although these pieces date from the 19th century, they evoke the influence of the Biedermeier style.
This movement emphasized clean lines, light or lustrous woods, and domestic comfort.
The purity of the forms and the geometry of the seat also recall the work of early pioneers.
The curved lines of the backrest echo the creations of great cabinetmakers such as Josef Danhauser.
This Austrian designer left a profound mark on early 19th-century furniture with his bold forms.
Extremely rare, this pair of chairs is particularly difficult to find on the art market today.
Each piece has a total backrest height of 76 cm.
The seat height is 48 cm for optimal comfort.
The seat width is 50 cm.
The seat depth measures 36 cm.
This pair of chairs represents a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts of exceptional furniture.
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650 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Solid wood
Width: 55 cm
Height: 76 cm
Depth: 44 cm
Reference (ID): 1810892
Availability: In stock
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