Onbekend - Onbekend - Coffee table - Mahogany - Antique coffee table

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A large round antique coffee table in solid mahogany, dating to 1900–1910 in the Biedermeier style with late Empire influence, 130 cm in diameter and 55 cm high, made in the Netherlands and in good used condition.

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Large round solid mahogany antique coffee table, 130 cm

The tabletop is smoothly polished to a high gloss and undamaged.

Biedermeier style (often referred to as William IV or early 19th-century style).
Top: A large, round mahogany (veneer) tabletop.
Base: A sturdy central column (pillar foot) resting on a three-footed base.
Feet: Three outward-extending legs, finished with graceful carved scroll-work in the form of scroll feet or lion's claws.

Impressive round coffee table with a 130 cm diameter top. The heavy, hand-carved base makes this table truly distinctive: an octagonal column on a round profiled foot, standing on a triangular platform with indented sides and three finely carved volute legs with an acanthus leaf motif.

The table is nineteenth-century, Late Empire style, about 1820–1850. The base was lowered at a later stage to coffee-table height — quite common for this type of table. This gives you now a coffee table with the quality and woodcarving of an old, sturdy piece of furniture.

Dimensions:

Top diameter: 130 cm
Height: 55 cm

Condition: good, with the signs of wear typical for an item of this age. The top is intact. In the side moulding there are a few light veneer spots, see photos. Everything is sturdy and stable.

Because of its size, the table looks best in a spacious living room or near a large seating area.

Pickup in Arnhem.

Large round solid mahogany antique coffee table, 130 cm

The tabletop is smoothly polished to a high gloss and undamaged.

Biedermeier style (often referred to as William IV or early 19th-century style).
Top: A large, round mahogany (veneer) tabletop.
Base: A sturdy central column (pillar foot) resting on a three-footed base.
Feet: Three outward-extending legs, finished with graceful carved scroll-work in the form of scroll feet or lion's claws.

Impressive round coffee table with a 130 cm diameter top. The heavy, hand-carved base makes this table truly distinctive: an octagonal column on a round profiled foot, standing on a triangular platform with indented sides and three finely carved volute legs with an acanthus leaf motif.

The table is nineteenth-century, Late Empire style, about 1820–1850. The base was lowered at a later stage to coffee-table height — quite common for this type of table. This gives you now a coffee table with the quality and woodcarving of an old, sturdy piece of furniture.

Dimensions:

Top diameter: 130 cm
Height: 55 cm

Condition: good, with the signs of wear typical for an item of this age. The top is intact. In the side moulding there are a few light veneer spots, see photos. Everything is sturdy and stable.

Because of its size, the table looks best in a spacious living room or near a large seating area.

Pickup in Arnhem.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Style subtype
Biedermeier
Title additional information
Antique coffee table
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
Onbekend
Designer/artist/maker
Onbekend
Material
Mahogany
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
55 cm
Width
130 cm
Depth
130 cm
Diameter
130 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
The NetherlandsVerified
679
Objects sold
Private

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