Video antique piano chair

Inhalte werden geladen ...
Piano Chair 19th Century
Antique Piano Chair
Wilhelminian furniture
Neorenaissance period piano
Piano chair antique
Piano Chair 19th Century
Patent 45215
Patent 45215
Piano chair
Piano stool antique

Antique height adjustable piano chair

Germany
Walnut
Neorenaissance around 1890


Dimensions: H x W x D: 105 x 46 x 45 cm, seat height variable from H 46 - 58 cm

Description:
Very unusual piano chair, which is extremely rare to find in this form.

The baluster legs at the front are an absolutely typical design feature of the German Wilhelminian period (Neorenaissance). The construction is maximally stable by means of an H-bracing between the legs.
The rectangular backrest has an elaborate crown with scroll-like volutes.

A striking feature is the column centrally located above the footrests, which houses the height adjustment mechanism.
A small lever on the right side of the seat releases the lock. The seat can now be moved up and down and locked in ten height positions. Beautiful and so lovingly made are the scales on the left and right under the backrest, by means of which the current position can be read.
The mechanism is marked in a circle of the sun:
D.R. Patent No 45215. (D.R. - Deutsches Reich).

A unique piece of furniture and an absolute enrichment for any living room with a Gründerzeit piano.

Condition:
Refurbished and in everyday condition. The surface has been cleaned and oiled. The former wickerwork was upholstered over in an earlier restoration. The upholstery fabric used at that time was replaced by a horsehair cover.

Price: 2200,- €

Article found under: Seating furniture

Add to shopping cart 2200
Video antique piano chair

Also interesting

Northern Germany
Birch
Biedermeier around 1820

Biedermeier chair with ink painting

Northern Germany
Birch
Biedermeier around 1820

South Germany
Cherry
early 19th century

Early Biedermeier chair

South Germany
Cherry
early 19th century

Prague
Walnut
Biedermeier around 1830

Bohemian wardrobe

Prague
Walnut
Biedermeier around 1830