Here I show you a very rare couple Demi Lune Etageren.

For more than 35 years now I have been professionally dealing with antique furniture and have not seen a second couple Demi Lune Etageren during this time, nor am I aware of the existence of another pair.

Due to their size and design alone, they are a very representative furnishing property,

which you can impressively and appropriately show your porcelain collection or your

Kunstkammer objects can be presented.

This is exactly why these pieces of furniture were once created and allow all-round viewing of the exhibits without touching them through the mirroring.

The original mirror glasses are partly preserved and were very expensive at the time of creation of these floors, which underlines the importance of these objects.

This furniture for the representative collection presentation impressively attests to noble home decor in castles of classicism and the Biedermeier period.

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One of the few known collectables is located in Florence in the collection of the Palazzo Pitti.

However, a unique piece, not a pair.

Cf. (I Mobili die Palazzo Pitti, il secondo periodo lorenese 1800-1846, il Granducato die Toscana, A cura die Enrico Colle, Centro Di 2000, p.110, No. 34 Etagere Guiseppe Socci 1825)

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Style :                  PeriodClassicism / Biedermeier

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Age:                    Date 30. Jan. 1835

Types of wood:      cherry tree solid and veneered on coniferous wood,

Origin:                 sign.: August Rühler Dresden,

Last location:          Schloss Hirschberg (Saale)

Dimensions:           W: 92 cm H: 194 cm D: 46 cm

Price:                    23.000,- €