A rare Biedermeier sewing table from around 1820, crafted in high-quality walnut veneer. The round top features an impressive, symmetrically applied image with ten-fold mirrored veneer.

The central base consists of three elegantly and solidly carved swan necks, their eyes accentuated by the use of bone – a typical stylistic feature of high-quality South German or Austrian Biedermeier furniture. The splayed legs provide stability and give the table a light, sculptural appearance. A small, ebonized wooden basket is incorporated into the lower part of the base.

The original drawer, complete with lock and key, is divided internally into smaller drawers and secret compartments. These are ideal for storing small items or – in a historical context – sewing supplies. The piece of furniture has been professionally restored and is in very good condition. As part of the restoration, one of the small drawers inside the large drawer was reconstructed and replaced.

Product details

• Original Biedermeier, circa 1820

• Walnut wood veneer with a beautiful grain

• Sculptural central base with three curved legs

• Round tabletop with a ten-fold mirrored symmetrical veneer pattern

• Extendable, divided drawer

• Restored, well-maintained condition

Area of application

Ideal as a side table, standalone piece, decorative accent in the living room or bedroom, or as a collector's item.

This magnificent Louis XV armchair from the second half of the 18th century embodies French elegance and master craftsmanship to perfection. An exceptional piece of furniture with historical significance that bears the original stamp of the renowned master carpenter LC Carpentier , who obtained his master title on July 26, 1752.

Known for his exquisite work commissioned by the duc Philippe d'Orléans , LC Carpentier made furniture for some of France's most important residences, including the Palais Bourbon and the Château de Chantilly . His distinctive style combines curved lines, elaborate carvings and a harmonious proportion typical of the Louis XV era.

Seat height: 40 cm I Seat depth 49 cm I Seat width 62 cm I Arm height from floor 65 cm I Back height 92 cm I Back width 50 cm