German Baroque

German baroque storage chest or trunk in its original condition.

This exceptional German Baroque “Wellenschrank” wardrobe was crafted around 1720 and represents one of the most iconic furniture forms of the period.

A pair of late 18th Century German baroque altar vases, in carved and gilded wood, small areas of gilt loss and patina as to be expected given their age.

A 18th century Baroque three drawer commode. Beautiful walnut veneer and boxwood inlays embellish this exquisite German baroque chest of drawers.

This impressive 18th-century German Baroque armoire combines grand architectural proportions with beautifully executed marquetry and warm, richly figured wood veneers.

Ridinger is one of the most esteemed animal painters and printmakers of the German Baroque period. Framed: 26.5” h. x 18 7/8” w.

Remarkable, museums quality late 18th century secrétaire or writing cabinet elaborately made in the baroque period in West Germany around 1770. Different kinds of fine nutwood/ walnu...

A rare & monumental antique German Baroque early 18th century dowry chest/coffer, named & dated 1723.

A monumental hand-carved Baroque relief depicting the Old Testament scene of Moses Striking the Rock at Horeb.

A 19th Century German Baroque pewter lidded coffee pot by Gustav Metten featuring an elongated body, hinged lid with acorn finial, a curved spout with dragon's head and an ornate han...

The big centers for the production of south German Baroque furniture were the cities of Wuerzburg, Bamberg, Bayreuth and Ansbach in Franconia and Munich.

This German Baroque display or kitchen cabinet has a beautiful warm honey color with soft gloss and rich patina.

Hand carved winged German Baroque Putti, water gilded over applied gesso, the face and head polychrome painted.

Germany, circa 1750 A powerful Baroque oil on canvas depicting Christ with the Crown of Thorns, painted in Germany around 1750.

A compelling example of German Baroque religious printing and “memento mori” iconography, appealing to collectors of: - early theology, - antiquarian books, - vanitas and mortality i...

A very rare German Baroque (Barock) superbly-carved oval mirror.

Portrait of Martin Engelbrecht (1684-1756), a German Baroque engraver and publisher. Published by A.H.

Suggested Title (79 characters): Original 18th Century German Baroque Hand-Forged Iron Architectural Door

Germany, 18th Century A magnificent Baroque carved wooden relief depicting the mystical vision of the Virgin Mary appearing to Saint Bernard/Bernhart.

Germany, circa 1750 A monumental and exceptionally rare life-size Baroque sculpture depicting Saint Martin of Tours, masterfully hand-carved in wood and retaining its original polyc...

Stunning German Baroque Commode with serpentine front in burled walnut and elevated with hand-applied gilding that accentuates its sculptural lines.

18th Century Baroque Walnut Sofa with Antique Figural Needlework An exceptional 18th-century Baroque walnut sofa, distinguished by its elegant carved frame and richly detailed antiq...

Originating from Germany, this exquisite piece embodies the opulence and artistry of the Baroque era.

Baroque wardrobe, Germany, circa 1820. Very good condition.

Beautiful baroque table or desk, made in Southern Germany or northern Switzerland 1760, cherry veneer with marquetry in plum wood and elm.

Antique Baroque Armchair – Hand-Carved Oak Chair from 1750s Southern Germany Discover a rare and original Baroque armchair crafted between 1750-1760 in Southern Germany.

Baroque cabinet, middle/end of the 18th century. Elaborately inlaid with walnut burl wood, among other things with key and original lock and fittings. Two-part piece with glass cabin...

This rare Baroque chess table from Germany, dating to around 1750, combines decorative artistry with timeless functionality.

The style of this piece is typical of the 18th and 19th centuries, influenced by German Baroque and rustic country furniture of that time.

The composition is inspired by the celebrated series of the Months attributed to Joachim von Sandrart I (1606–1688), one of the leading figures of the German Baroque period. Traditio...

Add timeless elegance to your home or office with this original Baroque cabinet featuring a built-in secretary desk, crafted in Germany circa 1750.

Explore the elegance of the past with this exceptional 18th century Baroque table, originating from Southern Germany and created around 1750.

This original Baroque armoire stands out for its exquisite hand-carved details.

Baroque fireplace surround in Main sandstone featuring a central shell cartouche with figural scenes, tree motifs, and additional Baroque ornamentation on the pilasters. The iconogr...

Rare Alms Dish Bowl Luxury Vide Poche Center Tray Decorative Object .German Baroque . A real period collector’s item Circa 1600’s Alms collecting German Baroque dish with incredible ...

Baroque Armoire, Lake Constance Region, Germany, Circa 1770 An impressive Baroque armoire from the Lake Constance region of Germany, dating to circa 1770.

Baroque oak wardrobe raised on five ball feet, richly carved with compass rose decoration and elaborate ornamental details including coin-band motifs, festoons, and rosettes, arrange...

A substantial and highly decorative example of German Baroque religious sculpture of the 17th century, retaining the character and surface expected from a work of this age.

Discover an exquisite 18th-century Baroque chest from Southern Germany. This pretty piece of furniture showcases the timeless beauty of the era.

Outstanding baroque cabinet with fall top secretaire, South Germany, 1750-1760.

KEYWORDS: Georg Wagner, Peace of Westphalia, Westfälischer Friede, Treaty of Westphalia, Thirty Years' War, Matthäus Merian, Matthaus Merian, Theatrum Europaeum, 1652 engraving, Germ...

Unique 18th century Baroque commode, Germany 1750-1760, walnut veneer with boxwood marquetry.

Set of 5 Baroque Dining Chairs, Germany 18th century A refined set of 5 Baroque dining chairs from Germany, crafted from solid walnut.

Discover an extraordinary 18th-century Baroque Armchair hailing from Germany and dating back to approximately 1790-1800.

Elegant early 18th century portrait traditionally identified as Sophia Charlotte of Hanover (1668–1705), the first Queen of Prussia and one of the most cultivated figures of the Germ...

A hand-painted porcelain figurine in Baroque style, depicting an elegant lady, gracefully posed in richly detailed 18th-century attire.

A pair of hand-painted porcelain figurines in Baroque style, depicting an elegant lady and a gallant musketeer, gracefully posed in richly detailed 18th-century attire.

Baroque cabinet with Secretary desk, coming from Southern Germany and dating back to end of the 18th century.

18th century Baroque cabinet with secretaire, Germany, 1760, walnut veneer.

Set of Four Baroque Style Chairs – Hand-Carved Flower and Rocaille Décor (19th Century) Enhance your space with this stunning set of four Baroque style chairs, crafted circa 1860-18...

Exquisite 18th century Baroque Chest of Drawers, Germany 1750 This exceptional 18th century Baroque chest of drawers was crafted in Germany around 1750.

Other leading lots include a German baroque brass-mounted walnut and burr walnut, bureau cabinet Dresden, second quarter of the 18th century, whose form is derived from English 18th ...

German provincial Baroque display cabinet or buffet.

Mounted on a carved wooden base. Made in Germany in the 18th century.

Unique 18th century Baroque secretaire, South German, probably Lake of Constance region, circa 1750-1760.

KEYWORDS: Gerhard Coch, Peace of Westphalia, Westfälischer Friede, Treaty of Westphalia, Thirty Years' War, Hanseatic League, Hanseatic diplomat, Bremen, Bremen senator, German diplo...

This stunning Baroque armchair from 19th-century South Germany showcases exceptional craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

Embrace the opulence of the mid-18th century with this stunning Baroque chest of drawers from southern Germany. This exceptional piece showcases the grandeur and intricate craftsmans...

The perizoma is rendered with fluid, dynamic folds characteristic of Southern German Baroque carving. Above, the cross is surmounted by a carved INRI titulus.

This set of six original Baroque chairs dates back to around 1750-60 and comes from southern Germany.