Classic Furniture
Our range of furniture includes first-rate classic period furniture by a variety of manufacturers. Most of them have more than 100 years’ experience and a long-standing tradition.
Insight into our Showroom
French Furniture
French furniture are mostly made of solid cherrywood and is often given an antique finish. Upon client request, these pieces of furniture can be painted or lacquered. This process creates unmistakable originals, since all furniture is created on an on-demand basis.
Find more information on our french manufacturers on the following detail pages:
English Furniture
Furniture from UK is predominantly made from mahogany or yew. Oftentimes, these pieces of furniture are veneered because in Britain, the veneered appearance is a must, e.g. the flamed part of the tree in the case of mahogany. Adding a veneer to a piece of furniture is anything but a sign of low quality. Top-of-the-line antiques as well as contemporary furniture come with a veneer. The decisive factor for the value of a piece of furniture is the material underneath the veneer. All the furniture in our store is made of boards of solid wood.
European furniture styles
French | Austria/Germany | England | |||
1645-1715 | Louis XIV. | 1600-1730 | Barock | 1625-1649 | Karlinisch |
1715-1730 | Régence | 1730-1770 | Rokoko | 1670-1690 | William & Mary |
1735-1760 | Louis XV. | 1770-1790 | Josephinisch | 1690-1720 | Queen Anne |
1760-1795 | Louis XVI. | 1805-1815 | Empire | 1714-1727 | Early Georgian |
1795-1799 | Directoire | 1815-1848 | Biedermeier | 1720-1770 | Mid Georgian |
1799-1804 | Consulat | 1850-1910 | Altdeutscher Stil | 1770-1811 | Late Georgian |
1804-1815 | Empire | 1900-1920 | Jugendstil / Wiener Werkstätte | 1800-1830 | Regency |
1830-1850 | Louis Philippe | 1830-1900 | Victorianisch |