Biedermeier Revival Game Table & Four Chairs

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Seller's Notes:Exceptional German Biedermeier Revival game table and chair set by Wilhelm Renz Furniture Factory, Böblingen (near Stuttgart), Germany. This beautifully crafted set features the timeless elegance associated with the Biedermeier style: clean architectural lines, warm honey-toned figured wood, refined proportions, and exquisite decorative veneer work. The tabletop showcases intricate wood marquetry/inlay detailing, including a central chessboard surrounded by beautifully rendered playing cards and chess motifs, making it both a functional dining table and a sophisticated game table. The table displays gorgeous book-matched figured wood grain with contrasting inlaid borders and decorative details. The craftsmanship reflects the quality of German cabinetmaking, with a restrained yet highly decorative design that works beautifully in traditional, transitional, and contemporary interiors. The set includes four matching sculptural chairs, featuring: • gracefully curved backs • vertical slat detailing • distinctive architectural bases • upholstered seats • coordinating figured wood construction Marked underneath: “Wilhelm Renz Furniture Factory — Böblingen Stuttgart Germany” Purchased from Muriel Karasik Gallery Two, Great Neck, New York, a dealer specializing in collectible furnishings and decorative arts. Original 1991 sales receipt included showing purchase as a “Biedermeier Game Table” with four chairs. A rare and distinctive piece ideal as: • dining/game table • chess table • library table • card table • collector’s piece Condition: Very good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Beautiful wood grain and finish with minor expected wear. Upholstery is original and can be used as-is or updated to suit a modern interior. Style keywords: Biedermeier, German Modern, European vintage, marquetry, figured maple, game table, chess table, designer furniture, Wilhelm Renz, collectible furniture.

Brand: Biedermeier Reproduction

Manufacturer Link: Muriel Karasik Gallery in Great Neck, New York