Swiss Walnut

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The early 19th century Swiss walnut center from the Alps with rectangular top, 2 drawers and cross stretcher below.

A charming swiss carved walnut Louis XIII style armchair.

This is a superb antique 19th Century Swiss carved walnut and marquetry inlaid musical chair.

A country Swiss table with a drawer in the French Louis XVI or Neo-Classical style.

The tall sculpture is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use, and adorns a rich walnut patina. Carl Binder (1881–1951) was a Swiss sculptor known for his work during th...

Rectangular top with pull out extensions over a frieze containing drawers at each end with heart cut out decoration , raised on turned legs and joined by shaped upper stretchers and ...

Baroque secretary desk, Switzerland, 1750. This gorgeous baroque secretary desk stands out for its very pretty walnut veneer.

Large two-door wardrobe in walnut veneer on spruce, featuring beveled corners and sturdy square legs. The flat, multi-profiled cornice highlights the architectural simplicity charact...

A scarce late 19th century Swiss Black Forest hand carved walnut table with nicely aged warm patina.

A refined example of 19th century Swiss craftsmanship, this walnut table combines solidity with versatile design.

This original 18th century baroque chest of drawers comes from Switzerland. It dates back to around 1760. The three slightly convex three drawer chest has a very pretty walnut veneer...

Pair of 1960s brass and walnut Swiss candlesticks. Beautiful design. Purchased from a Scarsdale, NY estate.

This beautiful burl walnut music box with elegant brass inlaid top plays four different tunes.

SmallLouis XV or Baroque Secretary Switzerland (Bern) Walnut Baroque around 1760.

Walnut chalet sofa, a timeless piece inspired by rustic modern design from 1960s Switzerland.

A beautiful bankers or merchants table that was made in Switzerland around 1750. The table has a square 1.57 inch thick top made in solid walnut.

Swiss table is crafted from richly grained walnut and reflects the understated elegance and practicality of traditional Alpine design.

Large Biedermeier / Empire expandable dining table in solid and veneered walnut, Switzerland circa 1810-20. Round table with solid walnut top and legs and walnut veneered apron.

This antique clock is in excellent condition commensurate with age and use, and adorns a rich and warm walnut patina. Both decorative and functional, it would serve as a focal point ...

Unusual Antique Victorian quality marquetry inlaid walnut Swiss Black Forest table having a fantastic quality burr walnut marquetry beautifully inlaid serpentine shaped tilt top with...

Walnut Black Forest or Schwarzwald chair with back, armrests and seat upholstery in original flower and fruit fabric. The chair is carved in a branch and vine effect which includes v...

Candle wells. Walnut. Quartered veneer panel with wide herringbone band.

Beautiful set of three identical vintage handcrafted wooden stools with a timeless early to mid 20th century Swiss design. Made from solid walnut with a smooth, rounded seat and tap...

A true work of art, this stunning 19th-century Black Forest jewelry box from Switzerland is fully hand-carved and a remarkable example of craftsmanship. Nearly 150 years old, the woo...

This remarkable pair of wall trophies was hand carved in Switzerland’s Black Forest region circa 1870. Executed in richly grained walnut, and almost 3 feet tall, each plaque is a tou...

Exquisite & most impressive! This 19th century Swiss Black Forest eagle coat rack from carved walnut.

Nearly 150 years old, the walnut wood has developed a beautiful patina that enhances its character.

A remarkable example of the intricate craftsmanship and artistic innovation characteristic of late 19th-century Brienz, Switzerland, this chair is skilfully carved from walnut.

The table retains a rich walnut patina and is in good condition commensurate with age and use.

Origin: Switzerland Material: Wood, glass Date: c. 1900 Dimensions: H × W × D: 6 × 8 × 5 cm Description: Small inkwell made of carved wood in the shape of a walnut.

This superb quality walnut Swiss black forest sculpture depicts the Swiss legend William Tell jubilantly walking home arm in arm with his son with a large crossbow resting across his...

Black Forest Woodcarvings : The History of Swiss Brienzerware. Schiffer Pub 2009, p.12 & p.278 showing related carvings of a planter and a mirror, respectively.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this super rare, one of a kind, circa 1850 Malby & Co London Burr Walnut chessboard table with green baize c...

Dimensions: 200 cm (Length) x 100 cm (Width) approx. 78.7" x 39.3" Seating Capacity: Comfortably seats 6-8 people. Materials: Solid Walnut Wood, Premium UV-Resistant Epoxy Resin. ...

Baroque Secretary Desk, Switzerland, Circa 1750 A refined mid-18th century Swiss Baroque secretary desk with an elegant bombe front and beautifully figured walnut veneer.

Highly collectable, this Black Forest Tobacco Jar Side table is meticulously carved from walnut in a form of a bear climbing a finely detailed fir tree stem With its pivotal fea...

This large, painted chest originates from Switzerland, circa 1830s. It features a vibrant design and well preserved interior with drawers and pockets. Measurements: 27" D x 61" W ...

Rare and impressive, this 19th-century hand-carved Swiss Black Forest cigar box is crafted from rich walnut, offering a stunning patina that has developed over nearly 150 years.

Baroque Chest of Drawers, 1750-60 Discover a remarkable Baroque Chest of Drawers, originating in Switzerland. This exceptional chest of drawers hails from the years 1750-60 and boast...

This example, in its finely crafted English walnut case, boasts two combs, allowing the box to play in harmony for a richer, more complex song.

This stunning 19th-century Black Forest jewelry box from Switzerland is a true work of art, featuring a rare oval shape.

Ono is a classic piece of Swiss design and the lightest of all wood chairs, weighing only 12.5 lbs (5.7 kg).

This extendable Swiss farm dining table of the 18th century is made of massive walnut.

Vintage 2 parts sideboard made of veneered walnut, white pavatex sliding doors and steel legs by Kurt Thut and produced by Thut Mobels in Switzerland ca. 1950s Can be used separately...

There is something unmistakably romantic about the Swiss Black Forest tradition—where craftsmanship leans into illusion, and wood is coaxed into becoming something almost alive. This...

A set of four Biedermeier chairs, Switzerland, 1820-1830, walnut veneer. Beautiful back with a “Pretzel”decor and a beautiful carving on the top of the chair.

the hand-carved walnut bear with expressive gaze fitted with glass eyes; most likely from the Black forest area in the Swiss city of Interlagen

Russian burled olive wood music box. Swiss made. Mid 20th century.

Unique and very rare piece with a rustic appearance and double function as table and / or cabinet, finished on all sides and can be freestanding. The front decorated with geometric c...

A remarkable example of the intricate craftsmanship and artistic innovation characteristic of late 19th-century Brienz, Switzerland, this chair is skilfully carved from walnut.

Exquisite 18th century Baroque secretaire, Bern (Switzerland) 1750, attributed to Mathaeus Funk (cabinetmaker 1697-1783). Rectangular body with two drawers and slightly convex front,...

Late 19thC Swiss oil painting of the Chateau de Chillon on Lake Geneva.

A superb antique Swiss Black Forest hand carved walnut footed glove box or jewelry box with velvet lined interior and original working lock and key, circa 1870.

Unusual early center table with extending leaves on both ends, allowing for a total length of 76" (193cm). The top inset with a black stone top (slate), beautifully polished througho...

A wonderful Black Forest candle style light fixture with great detail. Depicts a mythological style man-creature with ram horns protruding from the back. Wearing nightgown and sleepi...

Swiss music box by Paillard, Vaucher & Fils, late 19th century.