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Seltener Berliner Etagèren-Sekretär

Starting price
€ 12 000
Auction dateClassic
01.12.2019 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 261143
Lot 1246 | Seltener Berliner Etagèren-Sekretär
aus dem Schülerkreis von Karl Friedrich SchinkelPalisander, Pyramidenmahagoni und Ahorn, massiv und furniert sowie teilw. ebonisiert. Hochrechteckiger, offen gestalteter Korpus aus mehrfach gegliederten, teilw. godronierten Balusterstäben als Träger für breite, profilgerahmte Ablageflächen. Zentral angelegtes, rechteckiges Sekretärgeschoss mit abklappbarer Arbeitsfläche. Dahinter gestaffelte, dreiachsige Facheinteilung mit akzentuierenden Balusterknöpfen. Flächendeckende, stark gemaserte Furnierfelder im Verlauf, von schmalen Fadeneinlagen begrenzt. H. 159 cm. 88 cm x 38 cm.Die Proportion dieses qualitätvollen Schreibmöbels deutet auf den Entwurf eines Architekten hin. In seiner Formensprache verweist es dabei auf die Berliner Möbelkunst aus dem Schülerkreis von Karl Friedrich Schinkel und lässt etwa an Friedrich August Stüler oder Johann Heinrich Strack denken. Das exklusive Palisanderholz oder auch Jacaranda genannt erfuhr in der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunders zunehmend Beliebtheit, was durch eine reihe Palisandermöbel, die Friedrich Wilhelm der III. in den 1830er Jahren seiner Familie schenkte, zum Ausdruck kommt.Wir danken Dr. Achim Stiegel für die Hilfe bei der kunsthistorischen Einordnung des Stücks.A rare rosewood, mahogany and maple wood writing cabinet.Berlin. Um 1830-1835.
Auction house category:Furniture
Address of auction Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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