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Feines Empire-Trommeltischchen mit Geheimfächern

Lot 1350
30.11.2024 10:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 6 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 1350 | Feines Empire-Trommeltischchen mit Geheimfächern
Estimate value
€ 6 500 – 13 000
Feines Empire-Trommeltischchen mit Geheimfächern
aus dem Umkreis von Heinrich Gambs
Mahagoni, massiv und furniert sowie teilw. ebonisiert. Applikationen aus vergoldeter Bronze. Über ausgestellten, spitz zulaufenden Vierkantbeinen ovale Ablagefläche sowie über konischen Säulen mit reliefierten Basen und Kapitellen, korrespondierender Kasten mit Geheimlade. Oberhalb gebogte Streben mit eingelegtem Gitterwerk aus feinen Messingbändern als Träger für bombierten Zargenkasten. Ovale, aufklappbare Deckplatte mit umlaufendem Fries aus eingerollten Voluten und Blüten. Innen Facheinteilung mit Geheimfächern sowie besch. Wollfach. H. 76 cm. 44 cm x 36 cm.
Das Tischchen aus der Blütezeit des Russischen Empires ist geprägt von den Arbeiten Heinrich Gambs (1764-1831), dessen St. Petersburger Unternehmen zu Beginn des 19. Jh. zum Hauptlieferanten des Kaiserlichen Kabinetts aufstieg. Dieses war nicht zuletzt seinen Kontakten zu Zarin Elisabeth Alexejevena geb. Louise v. Baden zu verdanken, aus deren Geburtsland Gambs stammte. Sein Geschäft zählte zu den größten und einflussreichsten der Stadt.
Vgl. zu Gambs: Möbel für den Fürstenhof, S. 63f. und 172f.
A fine Russian mahogany veneered Empire sewing table with secret compartments. Circle of Heinrich Gambs.
Russland. St. Petersburg. Um 1810.
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