Vienna c. 1815. MUSEUM-WORTHY and extremely rare set of six chairs plus one armchair (separable) from the early phase of the Viennese Biedermeier period, in excellent condition, with original Biedermeier-era upholstery that has only been cleaned and covered with a refined blue Jaquard fabric. Walnut burl veneer with ebonized details. In practically intact condition and with original patina and polish, consolidated and only locally refreshed with shellac applied with a tampon using museum-standard techniques. Dimensions are 90 cm height, 48 cm width, 45 cm depth, seat height 48 cm; the armchair is 90 cm high, 60 cm wide, 54 cm deep, seat height 54 cm, and can be sold separately from the set of chairs.
Observe the second photograph in this listing, which is a computer-generated fantasy simulation where the work is imagined in a high-end modern furnishing context. It reveals an astonishing modernity, luminosity, and abstraction for a work conceived over two centuries ago. With a great touch of class and elegance to the whole. The high Viennese antique cabinetmaking of the Neoclassical period (1770-1830), with its sober and minimalist elegance, and precious, light-colored woods, blends very well with the lines of contemporary modern furniture.
Unique pieces perfect as a focal point for high-level contemporary interiors.
The early design of Viennese masters from the early Biedermeier period embodies clean lines, lightness, precious wood veneers, and great craftsmanship. The contained dimensions and compatibility with modern apartments create a sense of everyday, functional elegance. Perfect for minimalist contemporary interiors. A unicum for discreet and refined luxury. For these reasons, along with their rarity, intact original Viennese pieces from the period, prototypes of modernism, are destined over time for significant economic revaluation and also represent a perfect investment.
In compliance with the New Cultural Heritage Code, the selling company provides, concurrently with the sale, a detailed written guarantee with photographs of the originality and provenance of the works sold. The data used to describe the works and contained in the written guarantees are express determinations resulting from accurate and documented technical/historical/artistic investigations, including expert appraisals. Copying and duplication for commercial purposes or to describe other works for sale, even if considered in some way similar, are prohibited.
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