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Dutch bollfeet table ( bolpoottafel)

2500 €


Great classic Renaissance Bollfeeltable, Bolpoottafel Early 18th century. Beautifull patine. With both blades extended it is 221 cm long Retracted 121 cm The two sliding leaves under the tapletop are each 50 cm deep. Beautiful refined details; like little pieces of ebony, see photos. Transport: In Nederland, Belgie en Luxemburg, Frankrijk en Spanje vervoeren we het meubel in pakdekens en zetten we het binnen. De overige landen op een houten pallet in stevig karton en spatwater bestendige folie en tot aan de voordeur. Voor eilanden rekenen we een hoger tarief, levering is tot aan de deur, graag hulp want de chauffeur is alleen, de chauffeur mag niet naar binnen of de trap op. De transporteur neemt zelf contact met u op om af te leveren. Hij heeft uw telefoonnummer en emailadres. >>> Deze transporten hebben meestal geen track and trace systeem. Ik geef een loze code op voor het computersysteem van Catawiki. U kunt het transport niet volgen. Maak foto`s van de verpakking bij ontvangst om schade tijdens transport uit te kunnen sluiten. Meestal is het niet mogelijk binnen drie dagen te verzenden, u kunt de maningen van Catawiki negeren. Meestal is het tussen drie en zeven dagen onderweg. U keurt en tekent voor goede ontvangst bij de chauffeur. Eventuele schade dient u direct te vermelden in dit formulier. Dat is nodig voor de verzekering. Schade die daarna ontstaat is voor eigen verantwoordelijkheid. Een 'leeg' formulier betekent een goede ontvangst. De transporteur belt u om een afspraak te maken voor levering. U bent vrij om het transport ook zelf te regelen, geef dat op bij uw betaling aan Catawiki. Voor landen buiten Europa dient u extra douanekosten te betalen en zijn er extra onkosten voor inklaring en administratie. Voor landen buiten Europa geef ik één bedrag aan voor het gemak maar bedragen kunnen variëren. Ik informeer u graag. Neem contact op met mij.

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Rob Schipper

Address:

Den Dubbelen 3 ,
5466 RL Veghel

Region:

Noord-Brabant

Country:

The-Netherlands

Tel.:

+31 (0)6 20 86 63 32

E-mail:

info@robschipper.com

Website:

www.robschipper.com

rare Dutch 17th Century Three Doors Cabinet

Exceptionally beautifully executed Dutch three-door cabinet.

This type is already quite rare, and then also so richly and artistically executed

is very rare.

In the panels we see thinly sawn coromandel wood everywhere.

This wood looks like ebony but it has a clear pattern of wide stripes.

A precious type of wood that had to be imported from Sri Lanka.

Three horizontal doors placed one above the other.

Heavy duty - 5.5 cm thick edges and sturdy panels with deep bosses on the inside.

Between the doors are rails with artistic and skilled stitching.

Also on the sides under the cornice we see beautiful stitching of acanthus tendrils.

The sides have a beautiful framework of rails and panels with fine profiles.

Above the doors is a flat frieze with carvings of small arches, as we often see in 17th century Dutch cabinets.

All locks are original and so are the keys.

The cabinet stands on small ball feet.

SOLD

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early German drawer table with 'cheeks' and a drawer.
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The upper part is separate from the base cabinet.

Beautiful oak with a lovely patina.

Beautifully finished country piece, hollow corners in the base cabinet and elegant carvings in the three panels of the doors.

The carvings are clearly in Louis XV line-height: 100%; margin-bottom: 0cm">Solidly made of heavy oak.

A small drawer in the middle of the base cabinet for cutlery.

This type of cabinet is not often found.

It undoubtedly once stood in a spacious French kitchen.

Utrecht Arched Cabinet

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Stunning quarter-sawn oak panels with that characteristic pattern that occurs when the wood is sawn in this way. Right to the middle.

Then the food vanes become visable.

Also called the mirrors in the wood.

Beautiful arches in the doors and also in the sides.

What stands out are the pilasters next to the doors with those deep grooved cannelures.

Because they go around the corner against the sides, they no longer look like flat pilasters but

pillars. Beautiful detail.

The carving is very professionally and artistic done.

In the hood we see 'grunts' , drop-shaped ornaments that are characteristic of the Renaissance.

Original lock and working key.

Beautiful quarter-sawn panels on the shelves inside.

Early Dutch four doors cabinet

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Characteristic carving adorns the styles with a scale-like pattern.
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Very professionally and regularly done.

Beautiful blond oak.
Early 'short' hinges, in the detailed photo you can also see the hinges on the inside of the doors that come out of the wood and are then flattened in sight.
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The back is expertly made of rules and panels.

Locks and keys are complete and original.

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early Dutch chest.

This chest has panels that are beautifully carved in a Renaissance pattern.

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An iconic piece of furniture.

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A great example of early 17th Dutch Classism. 1625-1640.

A very architecturally designed piece of furniture.

The whole is immediately reminiscent of a 17th-century Dutch canal house.

Due to the influence of Calvinism, the piece of furniture has a calm and balanced appearance.

Yet everything is very richly finished with refined profiles.

This piece of furniture has a great quality.

See detailed photos.

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In the drawing of the grain it is clearly visible that the oak is quarter-sawn.

This gives a very beautiful effect.

The sawing direction shows the food canals.

Technically speaking, this is of top quality.

An extra locker has been created behind the door at the top left - see photos.

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In the middle a wide drawer that clearly marks the boundary between the upper and lower cabinets.

With three small lion heads. See photo.

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Authentc.

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Fine fluting in the posts.

Original lock.

Inside two shelves.

the posts. Original lock.

Inside two shelves.

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The top also has a very nice patina and is intact.

Rare size.

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