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Set of Four Biedermeier Shovel Chairs, Walnut, Ink, Austria circa 1830
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Description
Classic, elegant set of four antique Biedermeier shovel chairs in walnut from Austria around 1830.
Walnut book-matched veneered and solid walnut. Original spirals painted with ink on the sides of the backboard.
Ebonized outside and inside edge of the backboard shovel. One chair in darker and more vivid walnut grain.
Restored and finely hand-polished with shellac. Newly upholstered and covered in beige fabric.
Dimensions:
* H 89.5 cm x seat H 53 cm x W 48 cm x D 47 cm
* H 35.2“ x Seat-H 20.9“ x W 18.9“ x D 18.5“ -
More Information
Origin: Austria Period: 19th Century Materials: Walnut veneer, ebonized, shellac polished Condition: Good. Refinished Creation Date: 1830 Styles / Movements: Biedermeier, Traditional, Neoclassical Dealer Reference #: BM-SI-489 Incollect Reference #: 726811 -
Dimensions
W. 18.9 in; H. 35.24 in; D. 18.5 in; W. 48 cm; H. 89.5 cm; D. 47 cm;
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