Black Painted Windsor Armchair in Wood from the 1880s

The "Christian the 8th" mirror, crafted from rich mahogany and dating back to the late 1880s, exudes timeless elegance and historical significance. Its majestic presence and ornate d...

The entryway cabinet, crafted from rich mahogany, stands as a testament to the elegance and craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Dating back to aro...

Antique white painted folding table from Denmark, circa 1880s. The table is in great antique condition.  

Embrace the Timeless Renaissance Charm - 1920s Green Upholstered Armchair Step into a world of exquisite craftsmanship and timeless beauty with this captivating armchair inspired by...

Glass cabinet of light walnut, in great antique condition from the 1880s.     

This dressing table, crafted from walnut with glass accents, is a magnificent example of 19th-century craftsmanship. Dating back to the 1880s, it exudes the charm and elegance of the...

Pair of 1880s French Directoire painted and gilt armchairs. Paint is chippy, and off in areas. Needs reupholstering.

1880s French Directoire painted armchair. Needs reupholstering.

Deconstructed iron back skeleton frame French armchair. 1880s Beautifully sculptured iron back.

With arched back with central pierced splat flanked by spindles, shaped seat raised on turned legs with crinoline stretcher.

Pair of black painted wood armchairs, some scratches on the side, see photo.

Magnificent and ultra rare Black Forest armchair. Design by Matthijs Horrix for the famous Dutch cabinet makers Horrix Den Haag. Striking Dutch design from the 1880s. Solid hand-carved walnut base and re-upholstered with a quality white fabric. This wonderful Black Forest armchair by Matthijs Horrix for Horrix Den Haag is in very good original condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving a beautiful patina. The Horrix company was established in Den Haag or The Hague and gained fame during the so-called eclectic period during the 19th Century. Their work was inspired by older styles of furniture but with fashionable features that was then considered new. The company also made Rustic style furniture that was very popular in the Northern Countries and England. These unusual objects entered the interiors of upper class houses especially popular in Biedermeier styles in Germany and Black Forest styles in Switzerland. Horrix enjoyed highly acclaimed success and thanks to their good reputation, they were asked in 1883 to built the Royal throne of King William III...