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254 - A set of ten Gustavian-style chairs in the style of Ephraïm …
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Estimate €2,000 - €3,000
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A set of ten Gustavian-style chairs in the style of Ephraïm STAHL, Sweden, 19th century carved and moulded wood, re-lacquered in white and gold; openwork backrest with a band supported by five small columns, decorated with waterleaf motifs; tapered front legs; sabre-shaped rear legs with connecting blocks adorned with small flowers. H: 90 – W: 49 – D: 42 cm Damage, restoration, missing parts, cracks, reinforcements, stains Provenance: -Galerie Golovanoff Ephraïm Ståhl was one of the most famous Swedish cabinetmakers in Stockholm at the end of the 18th century. Active from 1794 to 1821, he notably produced several sets of chairs and armchairs for the royal family and the Swedish castles of Hylinge and Gripsholm, now preserved at the Royal Palace. He is a representative of the Gustavian style, which became predominant from the 1780s onwards in Swedish architecture and the decorative arts, named after King Gustav III of Sweden, who, following his stay at Versailles in 1771, introduced his taste for French furniture to the court. Bibliography: H. Groth, Castles in Sweden: Neoclassical Interiors and Furniture 1770–1850, Paris, 1990, p. 70. ill. 48
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About the sale Fine Decor, Tableware & Archaeology
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Auction time 06/23/2026 at 2:00 PM
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