Ref: 918
Price : 125,000 €
Significant and Rare Rococo Commode
Ref: 918
Price : 125,000 €
Significant and Rare Rococo Commode
Circa 1750
81 x 116 x 64 cm (31⁷/₈ x 45⁵/₈ inches)
81 x 116 x 64 cm (31⁷/₈ x 45⁵/₈ inches)
Provenance: Private collection, Southern Germany, since around 1948
Literature: Dresden Furniture of the 18th Century, Gisela Haase, Seemann Book and Art Publishers, Leipzig 1983, p. 290
An expert opinion by Dr. Gisela Haase is available.
An expert opinion by Dr. Gisela Haase is available.
Description: Dresden, circa 1750
Probably from the Dresden court carpenter's workshop of Michael Kimmel
Fittings attributed to Joseph Deibel (Dresden 1716–1793)
Blind wood mostly oak, veneered in walnut, bronze fittings, gilt.
Original condition of construction, surface patina, and functionality. Some age-related signs of wear and sensitive restoration.
Slightly cambered body on flared legs with curved corner pillars. Two concave-convex drawers. A recessed carrying handle on each side. Gilded bronze fittings.
A similar, smaller chest of drawers was auctioned by Hans W. Lange in Berlin from May 19, 1941, to May 21, 1941, under catalog number 71.
An identical counterpart was in the collection of Moritzburg Castle, Dresden; According to a written statement by Dr. Gisela Haase dated 26 March 2011. A comparable pair is located in Pillnitz Castle, Dresden
Probably from the Dresden court carpenter's workshop of Michael Kimmel
Fittings attributed to Joseph Deibel (Dresden 1716–1793)
Blind wood mostly oak, veneered in walnut, bronze fittings, gilt.
Original condition of construction, surface patina, and functionality. Some age-related signs of wear and sensitive restoration.
Slightly cambered body on flared legs with curved corner pillars. Two concave-convex drawers. A recessed carrying handle on each side. Gilded bronze fittings.
A similar, smaller chest of drawers was auctioned by Hans W. Lange in Berlin from May 19, 1941, to May 21, 1941, under catalog number 71.
An identical counterpart was in the collection of Moritzburg Castle, Dresden; According to a written statement by Dr. Gisela Haase dated 26 March 2011. A comparable pair is located in Pillnitz Castle, Dresden
Significant and Rare Rococo Commode