9. Biedermeier set of 4 chairs made in Danhauser Workshops, approx. 1820
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9. Biedermeier set of 4 chairs made in Danhauser Workshops, approx. 1820
Estimate:
EUR 1.500 - 2.500
Sold post auction
EUR 1.500
softwood; nutwood veneer, 103 x 57 x 53 cm (each)
Biedermeier set, consisting of a chair with arms and three chairs without armrests, made of solid walnut wood, veneered with softwood walnut The lot features trapezoidal seats, rounded backwards, set on curved legs. The hind legs are shaped like a sword. Straight, slightly curved backrests.
The lot features sedge and its original springs and has a modern white fabric upholstery.
The chair set design is characteristic of the Danhauser workshop. The fan-shaped backrest especially distinguishes this signature.
The pieces have been restored, polished with shellac and are in good condition, showing minimal signs of age-related wear, minor scratches, with barely visible pressure points.
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