No. 98106599

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Stamped LV Raab - Console table - Gilt wood
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Stamped LV Raab - Console table - Gilt wood

Antique Empire style console table with a fine white marble top and a richly carved wooden base, adorned with gilded details. This elegant piece is signed by Johann Valentin Raab (LV. Raab), a renowned German artist known for his refined craftsmanship in the Empire period. The console features: Two sculpted lion-head supports ending in paw feet Rich shell and foliage motifs across the frieze Bright gilded carvings contrasting beautifully with the white marble surface Materials: Wood with gilding, marble top Style/Period: Empire, 19th century Signature: LV. Raab (clearly visible, see photo) Condition: Very good antique condition. Only the lower part shows minor paint wear, otherwise the console is well preserved with no major damages A rare and highly collectible signed Empire console table, both as fine furniture and as an exceptional work of art. Perfect for collectors of Empire period antiques and luxury interiors. The consulate is in Trier, Germany. Shipped with the best packaging. A similar item sold the 22nd September 2016: https://www.kollerauktionen.ch/en/325840-0040-----1178-GEFASSTE-KONSOLE-_AUX-LIONS-A-1178_428241.html this can also be added in the description as a reference kollerauktionen.chkollerauktionen.ch PAINTED CONSOLE "AUX LIONS AILES", Empire, signed I.V. RAAB (Johann Valentin Raab, 1777 Frankfurt 1839), after designs by S. DE MONTFORT (Salinas de Montfort, active ca. 1800) and P. SPEETH (Peter Speeth, Mannheim 1772-1831 Odessa), Frankfurt ca. 1810. PAINTED CONSOLE "AUX LIONS AILES", Empire, signed I.V. RAAB (Johann Valentin Raab, 1777 Frankfurt 1839), after designs by S. DE MONTFORT (Salinas de Montfort, active ca. 1800) and P. SPEETH (Peter Speeth, Mannheim 1772-1831 Odessa), Frankfurt ca. 1810. Wood, finely carved with winged lions, rosettes, meander band and decorative frieze, and painted white and parcel-gilt. White/gray speckled marble top, mirrored back. With an old label of the Würzburg Residence. Paintwork restored, with some losses. Lower base plate and parts of the rear wall, probably later. 109x34x99 cm.

No. 98106599

No longer available
Stamped LV Raab - Console table - Gilt wood

Stamped LV Raab - Console table - Gilt wood

Antique Empire style console table with a fine white marble top and a richly carved wooden base, adorned with gilded details.

This elegant piece is signed by Johann Valentin Raab (LV. Raab), a renowned German artist known for his refined craftsmanship in the Empire period.

The console features:

Two sculpted lion-head supports ending in paw feet

Rich shell and foliage motifs across the frieze

Bright gilded carvings contrasting beautifully with the white marble surface

Materials: Wood with gilding, marble top
Style/Period: Empire, 19th century
Signature: LV. Raab (clearly visible, see photo)
Condition: Very good antique condition. Only the lower part shows minor paint wear, otherwise the console is well preserved with no major damages

A rare and highly collectible signed Empire console table, both as fine furniture and as an exceptional work of art. Perfect for collectors of Empire period antiques and luxury interiors.
The consulate is in Trier, Germany.
Shipped with the best packaging.
A similar item sold the 22nd September 2016:

https://www.kollerauktionen.ch/en/325840-0040-----1178-GEFASSTE-KONSOLE-_AUX-LIONS-A-1178_428241.html
this can also be added in the description as a reference
kollerauktionen.chkollerauktionen.ch
PAINTED CONSOLE "AUX LIONS AILES", Empire, signed I.V. RAAB (Johann Valentin Raab, 1777 Frankfurt 1839), after designs by S. DE MONTFORT (Salinas de Montfort, active ca. 1800) and P. SPEETH (Peter Speeth, Mannheim 1772-1831 Odessa), Frankfurt ca. 1810.
PAINTED CONSOLE "AUX LIONS AILES", Empire, signed I.V. RAAB (Johann Valentin Raab, 1777 Frankfurt 1839), after designs by S. DE MONTFORT (Salinas de Montfort, active ca. 1800) and P. SPEETH (Peter Speeth, Mannheim 1772-1831 Odessa), Frankfurt ca. 1810. Wood, finely carved with winged lions, rosettes, meander band and decorative frieze, and painted white and parcel-gilt. White/gray speckled marble top, mirrored back. With an old label of the Würzburg Residence. Paintwork restored, with some losses. Lower base plate and parts of the rear wall, probably later. 109x34x99 cm.

Bidding closed
Dési van Rhee
Expert
Estimate  € 6,000 - € 8,000

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