£550.00
Originally used to keep a teapot warm by the fireside, this Dutch walnut jardinière features elegant slatted sides and a shaped circular base with boxwood stringing, standing gracefully on three ball feet. It retains its original brass liner and carrying handle, showcasing timeless craftsmanship.
Dating back to circa 1780, this piece exudes classic Dutch design and elegance, reflecting the sophisticated aesthetic and practical ingenuity of the 18th century. The Dutch were known for their high-quality furniture, combining both form and function. Jardinières like this one were common in Dutch homes, serving multiple purposes, from warming tea to holding plants or kindling.
This versatile piece is ideal for fireside kindling, champagne chilling, or as a charming plant jardinière.
Circa 1780, this piece exemplifies classic Dutch design and elegance, making it a perfect addition for collectors or those seeking to add a touch of history to their decor.
This Dutch walnut tea stove/jardinière is in good antique condition, showcasing stunning marbling in the walnut that enhances its visual appeal.
The walnut features beautiful marbling, adding to its charm and elegance. There are minor surface scratches and signs of wear consistent with its age, contributing to its antique character.
There is a split in one of the slats; however, it remains solid and does not affect the structural integrity of the piece. The split is a minor flaw that does not detract significantly from the overall appearance.
The shaped circular base and three ball feet are sturdy and well-preserved. The boxwood stringing is intact, adding to the intricate detailing of the piece.
The original brass liner and carrying handle are in good condition.
Height:Â Â 39 cm /Â 15.4 inches
Width:Â Â Â 38 cm /Â 15 inches
Depth:Â Â Â 38 cm /Â 15 inches
Weight:Â Â 3.7 k.g / 8.2 Ibs