Pot - Rare 19th-Century Dutch Mahogany Tea Stove...

Rare 19th-Century Dutch Mahogany Tea Stove (Theestoof) by Royal Furniture Maker G. Horrix & Zn. – 's-Gravenhage, c. 1870 An exceptional and highly collectible 19th-century Dutch mahogany tea stove (theestoof / peat bucket), crafted by the prestigious royal furniture manufacturer G. Horrix & Zn. based in The Hague ('s-Gravenhage). This elegant piece is a testament to the supreme Dutch craftsmanship of the period, featuring a beautiful barrel-shaped open structure composed of meticulously turned wood balusters. The stove stands gracefully on three outcurved cabriole legs, terminating in classic pad feet. It comes complete with its original, authentic removable internal brass liner/metal bucket with a carrying handle, which historically held hot glowing coals to keep the teapot warm. Royal Provenance & Authenticity: The underside of the wooden base features the highly sought-after original stamped manufacturer's mark: "G. HORRIX & ZN. / 'S GRAVENHAGE". The Horrix factory was the largest, most famous, and most exclusive furniture maker in 19th-century Netherlands, serving as official purveyors to the Dutch Royal Court (House of Orange-Nassau). Authenticated pieces by Horrix are rare, highly prized by collectors, and featured in prominent museum collections such as the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and the Kunstmuseum Den Haag. Photos are part of the description. ( there's a chip on one glass This item will be carefully packed, with lots of protective material and in a sturdy shipping box. Shipping with insurance and tracking code.

Estimate:£151.56

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