Biedermeier Ohrensessel, sogenannter «Schinkel-Sessel» - photo 1
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Biedermeier Ohrensessel, sogenannter «Schinkel-Sessel»

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€ 1 000
Auction dateClassic
25.11.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Kaupp GmbH
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Germany, Sulzburg
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ID 1084888
Lot 2053 | Biedermeier Ohrensessel, sogenannter «Schinkel-Sessel»
Biedermeier Ohrensessel, sogenannter «Schinkel-Sessel»
Entwurf wohl Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Berlin um 1830. Mahagoni, furniert, und Nussbaum. C-förmige, niedrige, geschwungene Beine, tiefe Sitzfläche, Armlehnen, Rückenlehne mit seitlichen Ohren, jeweils gepolstert. Wiederkehrende konzentrische Kreisreliefs in Nussbaum, ansonsten glattes Furnier. Federkernpolsterung mit Bezugsstoff mit Rautenmuster.
H. 99, B. 66, T. 86 cm.
Karl Friedrich Schinkel (1781 - 1841), der preußische Baumeister und Universalkünstler, gilt als Urheber des Modellentwurfs für diesen Liegesessel. Das überaus bequeme Sitzmöbel trägt ein klassisches biedermeierliches Design, das sich auch an englischen Clubsesseln der Zeit orientiert.
Provenienz: erworben 1987 bei Art Deco Möbel u. Accessoires, Hamburg; seitdem Privatbesitz Freiburg i.Br.
Rechnung: Art Deco Möbel u. Accessoires, Hamburg, 14.03.1987, Rechnungsbetrag 6500 DM (ca. 3323 €).

Zustandsbericht:
Guter, rest. Zustand. Stellenweise Furnierfehlstellen (max. 5 cm), vorwiegend an den Vorderbeinen und der linken Armlehne, Furnier partiell erg. Polsterung und Bezugsstoff in guter Erhaltung.
Auction house category:Furniture and Furnishing
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