The furniture on view in our showroom principally belongs to the Biedermeier period (1815-1848): escritoires, chest of drawers, wardrobes, consoles, tables, armchairs, living-room furniture… and many other items that made up the typical furnishings of that period. The items come from the Austro-Hungarian Empire and from Northern Europe. This particular focus does not exclude furnishings belonging to the neo-classical period, as well as the Empire and Restoration Periods, that can smoothly fit in with the Biedermeier style. Our firm also offers a small selection of charming painted furniture-Tyrolese, Bavarian, and East European – mainly wardrobes and chests. For wall decorations we have oil and water-colour paintings of the 19th Century and the beginning of the 20th Century (landscapes, portraits, still life), engravings, lithographs, mirrors with natural wood or gold-coloured frames. We also feature a vast assortment of objects and knick knacks that date back to the neo-classical period working up to the first quarter of the 20th Century: high-quality French and German tableware in porcelain and ceramic, engraved or painted Bohemian crystal-ware, exotic and precious wood boxes, ideal as jewel or cigar boxes, small vanity dressing tables with mirror and set of drawers.

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