Details
The circular top banded with a black border, above a tripod base with gilt details
3112 in. (80 cm.) high, 37 in. (94 cm.) diameter
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Lot Essay

Johann Georg Hiltl (1771-1845) was probably the first German cabinet-maker to employ black-printed ('Umdruck') and painted decoration on furniture, a technique previously used for the decoration of ceramics. Two comparable tables are shown in the exhibition of the Münchner Stadtmuseum, see H. Ottomeyer, Zopf- und Biedermeiermöbel, München 1991, pp. 180-181.

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