A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 1
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 2
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 3
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 4
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 5
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 6
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 7
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 8
A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755 - photo 9

A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755

Lot 58
20.03.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
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Starting price
€ 28 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Neumeister
Event locationGermany, München
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Lot 58 | A set of five chairs. Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755
Estimate value
€ 28 000 – 32 000
A set of five chairs
Abraham Roentgen manufactory (1711 Mülheim am Rhein - 1793 Herrnhut), Neuwied, circa 1755
Walnut, solid and veneered, olive wood, beech. Restored, loose seat cushions added. 105 x 51 x 43 cm.

Provenance: according to the information given by the previous owner, former collection of the Princes of Wied, Monrepos Palace (from an ensemble of 12 table chairs) - 1979 sale from princely Wiedish private owner - Private owner, South Germany - Lempertz auction 17 May 2023, lot 401 - Private owner, South Germany.

Expert report (copy): Dr. Henriette Graf (2023) with reference to comparable objects in Oranienburg Palace (inventory number IV 1859-IV 1862) and the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (inventory number 1891,55).
Auction house category:Furniture
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