A 19th century Biedermeier ebonized fruitwood and cherry wood console.

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A handsome 19th century Biedermeier ebonized fruitwood and cherrywood console. The freestanding console is raised on a rectangular cherrywood base with a concave façade. At the front are two ebonized fruitwood supporting column with ormolu bases and capitals. All below... — Read More

Item # 5835
H: 29 in L: 35 in D: 19 in
H: 74 cm L: 89 cm D: 48 cm
Continental
19th Century
Cherrywood, Ebonized Fruitwood, Fruitwood
Biedermeier st. Read More

(Biedermeier st.) - This simplified version of the influential French Empire style adapted furniture and design to modern 19th-century households. Biedermeier furniture utilized locally available materials like Cherry and Ash woods rather than Mahogany, which became very expensive due to import taxes. Woods were stained to imitate the look of more expensive timbers. Being simpler and more elegant in style, there was a new focus on conveying truth through materials.

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