Furniture auctions
walnut; height 126.5 cm, width 134.5 cm, depth 31.5 cm. Western Europe (Benelux), ca. 1930. A cabinet with a circular shape and a simple glass-fronted door, resting on a base whose extensions on the sides form a shelf halfway up on both sides; locks with a double-leaf door (key); inside, two glass shelves; the back of the cabinet is decorated with painted C-channels arranged in a spiral patter...
walnut, glass (on the tabletop); 66 x 65.6 x 50 cm. Poland, Warsaw, ca. 1950. Condition: restored, very good condition. A piece of furniture with a simple, geometric form, based on a solid, two-tiered structure; designed to hold a television, radio, or record player. The lower, open shelf provides ample space for additional audio equipment, magazines, or vinyl records. The entire piece rests o...
frame - pine; veneer - ash; inlays - plum, stained sycamore; hardware - brass; height 100 cm; width 115 cm; depth 57 cm. Galicia, Kolbuszowa?, 19th/20th century. A multi-tiered, stepped-design cabinet with a hinged flap, decorated on the front with a geometric band of marquetry and a central rosette featuring a star motif; when the flap is opened, a folding two-part tabletop is revealed, creat...
frame—oak and walnut; veneer—walnut; hardware—brass; height 91 cm; width 82 cm; depth 50 cm. Northwestern Poland, ca. 1880. Rectangular, molded top; beneath it, a wide drawer with decorative veneer and a brass handle; on either side of the drawer, vertical panels with carved rosettes; below, a cabinet with double doors flanked by turned columns topped with Corinthian-style capitals; the ...
Frame: oak; veneer: walnut; hardware: brass; height: 78 cm; width: 77 cm; depth: 44.5 cm. Northwestern Poland, ca. 1880. Rectangular, smooth top with a profiled edge; below, a wide, single drawer decorated with a bas-relief frieze featuring floral and geometric motifs; in the center of the drawer, a brass lock escutcheon with an openwork design; a two-door design, flanked on the sides by verti...
frame - oak, walnut; veneer - walnut; black marble; height 116 cm; width 112 cm; depth 52 cm. Northwestern Poland, ca. 1880. Rectangular top with a profiled edge, covered with marble; below, two drawers, flanked by carved consoles featuring volute motifs; in the center, a two-door cabinet with rectangular panels featuring bas-relief amphoras filled with bouquets of flowers and leaves, from who...
oak; height: 55 cm; width: 140 cm; depth: 52 cm. Germany, second half of the 19th century. The lid has a smooth surface divided into two sections, with two rectangular, profiled, overlaying rails; the front of the piece is divided into three symmetrical, richly carved panels; each decorative panel is framed by an architectural arcade structure; the side panels depict deeply carved, three-dimen...
construction—pine; height 76 cm; width 144 cm; depth 73 cm. Elbląg?, 19th century. A piece of furniture with a simple, cuboid box structure and a lift-up lid. The lid is flat, with rows of decorative, convex studs, and edges that protrude slightly beyond the face of the piece; the front features a decoration consisting of two rectangles with corners stylized into meander motifs; inside each...
Construction: solid oak, walnut; veneer: walnut; height: 196 cm; width: 106 cm; depth: 54 cm. Northwestern Poland, ca. 1880. At the bottom, an open shelf supported by turned, spherical legs; above it, a two-door cabinet with a single shelf inside, flanked by carved pilasters; fronts with rectangular panels featuring geometric carvings and brass covers over the keyholes; above the cabinet, bene...
wood, metal hardware; trimming, cutting, painting (hand-painted decoration using opaque paints in shades of red, yellow, white, green, and orange); height 42 cm, length 90 cm, depth 48 cm; Germany?, late 19th century Condition: signs of use and wear; inscription illegible. A rectangular chest on a low slatted base. Hinged lid secured with a lock (key included). Folk-style decoration. The piece...
From the series of so-called “colored furniture” from the Jabłkowski Brothers Department Store (1914–1939); beech, chrome-plated steel, rosewood; 71.2 x 65 x 40.5 cm. Warsaw, ca. 1928–1930. A bar cart with two trays painted dark orange, connected by blackened balusters topped with metal rings and balls. The bar cart can be disassembled. The fold-out table with two trays—a bar cart�...
oak, cloth; height: 81 cm; width: 90 cm; depth: 44.5 cm; tabletop when unfolded: 90 x 90 cm. Northwestern Poland, ca. 1880. The frame rests on four richly turned, baluster-shaped legs with tapering sections and longitudinal fluting; the upper sections feature carved rosettes; at the bottom, the legs are joined by a crossbar, in the center of which is a vertical, turned spandrel in a Classicist...
walnut wood; iron; carving, forging; dimensions: 42 x 69 x 39 cm; paper label in Dutch (or Frisian): "CHEST +/- 1530 / beginning of the Italian Renaissance / (wood) / with coat of arms on the lid, / "stamped" according to the / custom of the period. [translation from Dutch: “Trunk +/- 1530, early Italian Renaissance (wood) with a coat of arms on the lid, ‘stamped’ according to the lodge ...
walnut, upholstery (Gobelin-style jacquard fabric); 92 x 62 x 60.5 cm. Northern Poland, Bydgoszcz, Otto Pfefferkorn Furniture Factory?, 1920s. Armchairs with a geometric, monumental design based on richly turned wooden elements. The seat and backrest are upholstered, rectangular in shape, and covered with a thick, patterned tapestry fabric featuring a dense floral motif (roses, peonies, and fo...
walnut, burl veneer, cloth; height 78 cm; width 87 cm; depth 43.5 cm; tabletop dimensions when extended: 87.5 x 87.5 cm. Western Europe, second half of the 19th century. Folding tabletop with a wavy edge; when opened, it forms a square playing surface lined with green cloth; supported by a deep, wavy-shaped chest; the entire piece rests on a baluster leg, supported by a four-legged base decora...
construction—beech, walnut; veneer—walnut; hardware—brass; height 78 cm; width 97 cm; depth 57 cm. Northwestern Poland, ca. 1880. A piece of furniture with an architectural, three-tiered structure; with a smooth, rectangular top, beneath which are two drawers decorated with a deep, repeating relief featuring a geometric and interlaced motif, with brass caps and handles (one drawer is mis...
