Vier spätklassizistische Stühle aus Schloss Rosenstein Stuttgart - photo 1

Vier spätklassizistische Stühle aus Schloss Rosenstein Stuttgart

Lot 737
23.03.2022 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 3 000
AuctioneerYves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 737 | Vier spätklassizistische Stühle aus Schloss Rosenstein Stuttgart
Vier spätklassizistische Stühle aus Schloss Rosenstein Stuttgart, um 1827, Johannes Klinckerfuß (1770-1831), Mahagoni poliert, Folge von vier höfischen Polsterstühlen mit leicht ausgestellten und geschweiften Vierkantbeinen, diese mit feuervergoldeten Bronzeapplikationen in Form von Akanthusblättern, die Rückenlehne schaufelförmig und leicht gebogt, roséfarbene Polsterbezüge aus Jaquardgewebe mit Rapport aus Blütenkörben in Medaillons sowie Hüten, Zierbändern und Kränzen, H: 80 cm. Provenienz: Schloss Rosenstein bei Stuttgart/aus dem Besitz König Wilhelm I. von Württemberg. Privatsammlung Deutschland. 14. November 2015 Van Ham, Köln. 27. Februar 2019 Nagel, Stuttgart. Literatur: Joseph August Lux, Von der Empire zur Biedermeierzeit, Stuttgart 1921, die Stühle dort abgebildet auf Tafel 13. Wolfgang Wiese, Johannes Klinckeruß - ein württembergischer Ebenist (1770-1831), Sigmaringen 1988, S. 315, Nr. 290. Wolfgang Wiese, Die Zeichenmappe des Ebenisten Johannes Klinckerfuss (1779-1831), Regensburg 2013, vgl. dort Typus auf S. 17. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren/Polsterbezüge tlw. etwas verschlissen, Fehlstellen im Furnier.
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