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Biedermeier Ebonized Stools. Vienna, c. 1825-30.

Offered by: Biedermeier-Vienna

Description
This rare Biedermeier ebonized stools were made in Vienna circa 1825-30.

Ebonized Biedermeier pieces were mostly made in Vienna, Austria and account for only 1-2 % of all Biedermeier furniture made. Therefore, they are very rare.
Viennese Biedermeier is distinguished by their sophisticated proportions, rare and refined design and excellent craftsmanship and continue to have a great influence on modern design.

The refined details of this elegant pieces are highlighted by beautifully shaped columns and a sophisticatedly formed base.
Seats are height adjustable.

This is the safest form of transport for fine antiques. It also includes full insurance.
The pieces are in very good condition.
We are providing a Certificate of Authenticity.

Ebonized pearwood.
Dimensions:
H: 20 inches, Diameter 16 inches.
French polish finish
Vienna, c. 1825-30.

We would also like to invite you to view our entire Biedermeier collection which consists of over one hundred and twenty top quality pieces from 1820-30.

We are the rare source that specializes exclusively in Austrian/Viennese Biedermeier for three decades located in Vienna in the heart of Biedermeier.
Looking forward to any requests you may have.

Biedermeier is not just furniture. It is Art.

More Information

Origin:	Austria
Period:	19th Century
Materials:	Ebonized pearwood. French polish finish. Upholstery.
Condition:	The condition is very good. The construction of the pieces is very strong and steady. The stools are finished with a hand-applied french polish finish.
Creation Date:	1825-30
Styles / Movements:	Biedermeier, Traditional
Incollect Reference #:	697493

Dimensions

H.	20 in;	Diam.	16 in;
H.	50.8 cm;	Diam.	40.64 cm;

Seat H.	20 in;
Seat H.	50.8 cm;

Message from Seller:

For inquiries, please contact us at biedermeier_vienna@icloud.com. Biedermeier-Vienna is proud to present a curated collection of exceptional antique Biedermeier furniture, sourced from the heart of Vienna and dating from 1815-1830, known for its refined craftsmanship and timeless design.