Coiffeuse - Mahogany, Wood

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An antique Victorian Duchess dressing table from mahogany, built in the United Kingdom, featuring a central mirror, two raised nests with three small drawers each and a serpentine top with a large central drawer, in good condition with a warm patina and age-related marks, dimensions 107 cm wide by 50 cm deep and 155 cm high ( underside 75 cm), weight about 20 kg.

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A very elegant and characteristic antique Victorian dressing table, in Great Britain specifically known as a 'Duchess' dressing table. This type of furniture was in the second half of the 19th century the ultimate status symbol for the bedroom and is made from warm mahogany.

The dressing table features a large, centrally mounted cheval mirror in a gracefully carved frame. On either side of the mirror there are two elevated nests, each with three small drawers, ideal for jewelry and cosmetics. Directly beneath the mirror there is another practical, central drawer. Together with the large drawer in the serpentine tabletop, this piece offers an exceptionally large amount of storage. All drawers operate smoothly.

The piece rests at the front on heavy, beautifully turned wooden legs that come together at the bottom in a wide, elegantly curved plinth. This gives the furniture its iconic and regal appearance.

Condition:
The furniture is in good, functional condition. The woodwork has developed a beautiful patina over the years and shows charming signs of age that suit the age and history of the object. See the photos for a full and detailed impression.

Note: Collection only due to size. The buyer must pick up the dressing table themselves (or via a carrier) in Dirkshorn, municipality Schagen, Netherlands.

A very elegant and characteristic antique Victorian dressing table, in Great Britain specifically known as a 'Duchess' dressing table. This type of furniture was in the second half of the 19th century the ultimate status symbol for the bedroom and is made from warm mahogany.

The dressing table features a large, centrally mounted cheval mirror in a gracefully carved frame. On either side of the mirror there are two elevated nests, each with three small drawers, ideal for jewelry and cosmetics. Directly beneath the mirror there is another practical, central drawer. Together with the large drawer in the serpentine tabletop, this piece offers an exceptionally large amount of storage. All drawers operate smoothly.

The piece rests at the front on heavy, beautifully turned wooden legs that come together at the bottom in a wide, elegantly curved plinth. This gives the furniture its iconic and regal appearance.

Condition:
The furniture is in good, functional condition. The woodwork has developed a beautiful patina over the years and shows charming signs of age that suit the age and history of the object. See the photos for a full and detailed impression.

Note: Collection only due to size. The buyer must pick up the dressing table themselves (or via a carrier) in Dirkshorn, municipality Schagen, Netherlands.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
20 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Mahogany, Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
155 cm
Width
107 cm
Depth
50 cm
Height Of The Underside Of The Table
75 cm
Diameter
0 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
Can Be Locked
No
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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