Plum Mahogany

The incorporation of ebony and gilded accents is also typical of his work, and here both materials beautifully complement the rich texture and mottled finish of the plum pudding maho...

In total François Linke is recorded to have made ten examples of this cylinder bureau This one is richly veneered in plum-pudding mahogany and it was also available in amaranth or pl...

An unusual Desserte console in what may be the fabled plum pudding mahogany. Locks stamped ‘Paris’ ( see photo ) .

A very fine French 19th century Louis XV style ormolu mounted plum pudding mahogany veneer, mahogany and Vernis Martin decorated vitrine à Deux Corps, probably by François Linke (185...

Expertly wheel-thrown, the vessel features a sophisticated flared rim and a deep, lustrous glaze in a rich mahogany-plum hue. The surface exhibits a subtle, mottled finish that provi...

Large, highly decorative late 19th century Empire style mirror in faux "plum pudding mahogany" wood with raised gilded plaster elements.

The deep red glaze recalls polished mahogany, ripened plum skin, and the still stillness of aged wood.

A Fantastic Late 19th Century Louis XVI Style Gilt Bronze Mounted Gueridon After Riesener The plum pudding mahogany rectangular flame veneered top with pierced three-quarter gallery...

Courtly Baroque furniture was covered with walnut marquetry - often combined with exotic woods such as boxwood, plum, amaranth, mahogany and various types of rosewood.

Rendered in variegated shades of sienna, walnut, mahogany, plum, eggplant, raisin, coffee, charcoal, brown, slate gray, ecru, camel, tan, greige, beige, and olive with other accent c...