Four chairs

anonymous, c. 1780 - c. 1790

The shape of these chairs was common in the Neoclassical period in the Netherlands. At that time, it was usual for the decoration to be carved on the chair. In the case of these four chairs, however, the decoration is carried out in marquetry. This suggests that they were not made by a chairmaker, but rather by a cabinetmaker, who usually made cabinets, commodes and other such furniture.

  • Artwork typefurniture, chair, seating furniture
  • Object numberBK-1977-135-C
  • Dimensionsheight 98.5 cm x width 49.5 cm x depth 54.5 cm, height 52 cm x width 52 cm x depth 43 cm, width 49.5 cm x depth 44.8 cm
  • Physical characteristicsiepenhout, gefineerd met esdoorn-, rozen- en amaranthout

Identification

  • Title(s)

    Four chairs

  • Object type

  • Object number

    BK-1977-135-C

  • Description

    Stoel van iepenhout (serie van zes stuks: A t/m F). Met uitzondering van de achterkant geheel versierd met marqueteriewerk in satijn-, palm- en ebbenhout. Bekleding modern.


Creation

  • Creation

    furniture maker (person): anonymous, Netherlands

  • Dating

    c. 1780 - c. 1790

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Material and technique

  • Physical description

    iepenhout, gefineerd met esdoorn-, rozen- en amaranthout

  • Dimensions

    • height 98.5 cm x width 49.5 cm x depth 54.5 cm
    • height 52 cm x width 52 cm x depth 43 cm
    • width 49.5 cm x depth 44.8 cm

Acquisition and rights


Documentation

  • K. Posner en Robert van Langh [red.], Supporting Conservation : Four projects funded by Gieskes-Strijbis Fonds, Amsterdam 2015, p. 7, afb. 2.


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