Verwandlungstisch von Karl Friedrich Schinkel - photo 1
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Verwandlungstisch von Karl Friedrich Schinkel

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 261146
Lot 1249 | Verwandlungstisch von Karl Friedrich Schinkel
Pyramidenmahagoni, massiv und furniert sowie Fadeneinlagen aus Ahorn. Gerader, hoch gekehlter, sich nach oben weitender Zargenkasten auf hohen, mehrfach gegliederten und spitz zulaufenden Balusterbeinen in klassischer Dreiteilung mit zart gedrechselten Ringen. Gering überstehende, drehbare und aufklappbare Deckplatte. Flächendeckend gespiegelt angeordnete Furnierfelder, von feinen Fadeneinlagen begrenzt. Beiliegend Gutachten von Dr. Achim Stiegel, das den Entwurf des Möbels Karl Friedrich Schinkel zuschreibt. H. 77 cm. 86 cm x 43 cm.Die Zuschreibung dieses in seiner Ausführung außergewöhnlich qualitätvollen und aufwändigen Möbels stützt Dr. Stiegel in seinem Gutachten auf den Vergleich mit einem seit 1945 verschollenen Schinkel-Klapptisch aus dem Palais des Prinzen Albrecht, dem jüngsten Bruder von König Friedrich Wilhelm IV. von Preußen.Vgl. hierzu: Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Görs, S. 221f sowie Katalog Staatliche Schlösser und Gärten, 1981, S. 290f.A mahogany veneered convertible furniture with inlay of maple wood probable designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel.Berlin. Wohl Werkstatt Karl Wanschaff oder Christian Sewening. Um 1825-1830.
Auction house category:Furniture
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