Biedermeier sewing table
table with completely original interior.
Northern Germany around 1810.
Mahogany veneer with ebonized edges.
Drawer with compartments and original inserts.
Saber legs, storage shelf. Original lock and key.
Height: 77 cm
Width: 53.5 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Biedermeier sewing table
A Biedermeier sewing table is a furniture piece made in the Biedermeier style. The Biedermeier style was a design movement in Germany and Austria between 1815 and 1848, characterized by simple and clean forms, muted colors, and solid craftsmanship.
A sewing table is typically a small table used for sewing or needlework. It often features a drawer or multiple drawers to store sewing supplies or other needlework materials. The design is typically simple and functional, elegant and appealing.
This rare sewing table with completely original preserved interior comes from Northern Germany around 1810. Veneered with mahogany and ebonized edges. The drawer has compartmentalization and original inserts. Sabre legs and an original lock and key on the shelf tray.
Biedermeier are made from cherry, walnut, and oak wood. They can also be adorned with fine details such as inlays or carvings. Nowadays, sewing tables are highly popular among collectors and can be sold for high prices.
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