2800 - SCHINKEL, KARL FRIEDRICH, attributed (1781–1841), 4 armchairs, Berlin, early 19th century, rosewood veneer with band and ornamental inlays, each with a velvet-upholstered seat cushion; one chair differs in height and backrest and has castors on the brass feet; H backrest/seat: 3x 80/44 cm and 1x 73/42 cm. Signs of age and wear; partially damaged; the cushions show marked signs of wear and are partly damaged; 2 replacement seat cushions included. PROVENANCE: From Schinkel’s circle and has remained in the family’s possession ever since; this family also owned the sewing table and armchair belonging to Elisabeth Beuth. The sewing table and chair were commissioned by Peter Christian Beuth from his friend Karl Friedrich Schinkel (see Eppli Auction, October 28, 2023).

SCHINKEL, KARL FRIEDRICH, attributed (1781–1841), 4 armchairs, Berlin, early 19th century, rosewood veneer with band and ornamental inlays, each with a velvet-upholstered seat cushion; one chair differs in height and backrest and has castors on the brass feet; H backrest/seat: 3x 80/44 cm and 1x 73/42 cm. Signs of age and wear; partially damaged; the cushions show marked signs of wear and are partly damaged; 2 replacement seat cushions included. PROVENANCE: From Schinkel’s circle and has remained in the family’s possession ever since; this family also owned the sewing table and armchair belonging to Elisabeth Beuth. The sewing table and chair were commissioned by Peter Christian Beuth from his friend Karl Friedrich Schinkel (see Eppli Auction, October 28, 2023). These chairs were made using materials for which a CITES permit is required when exporting to countries outside the EU.