Biedermeier lyre-back table, cherrywood, circa 1825








Biedermeier lyre-back table, cherrywood, circa 1825
Biedermeier side table with lyre-shaped base. The two side lyres are made of solid cherry wood and are fitted with string rods. They are connected by a crossbar and terminate in curved feet.
The body has a drawer; the top and frame are cherry veneered. An ebonized rhombus serves as the key escutcheon, and an ebonized profile forms the lower finish of the body. There is an age-related veneer repair on the top.
Lock and key are original. The table has been restored, built up with shellac, and is ready for use.
Dimensions and features
- Width: 60 cm | Depth: 44.5 cm | Height: 79.5 cm
- Material: Cherry wood – solid lyres, veneered top and frame
- Decor: ebonized key escutcheon, ebonized profile
- Features: one drawer, original lock and key
- Period: circa 1825, Biedermeier
- Condition: restored, shellac, ready for use; age-related veneer repair on the top
H: 79.5 cm / B: 60 cm / T: 17.5 in / Zusatzmaß:
H:(Höhe) / B:(Breite) / T:(Tiefe)
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