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Carved Mahogany and Giltwood Neoclassical Console with Mirror by P.G Bylanders

Creator: P.G Bylanders
Offered by: GREENWICH LIVING DESIGN

Description
Fine signed P.G Bylanders, Gothenberg, circa 1810, Carved mahogany and giltwood Swedish neoclassical console with mirror. This fabulous piece is a one of a kind beauty. A true antique. The ebonized base supporting a central true giltwood star burst carving flanked by a pair of full bodied dolphins with flowing tails leading to a mahogany apron adorning an antique insert marble top in a gilt wood surround. The console base under a two-piece beveled mirror with column form giltwood sides and a finely giltwood star decorated top. The piece terminates in a wonderfully carved giltwood winged eagle set in a crotch mahogany backdrop. This piece is certainly a true fine example of the Swedish period at its best.

He was Sweden's most famous mirror maker during the Empire period. He supplied mirrors and consoles to many country houses and palaces in southern and western Sweden, including Skottorp, Sperlingsholm and Stjernsund. The Nordiska Museum in Stockholm, which is the principal museum of Swedish furniture, has several important mirrors and consoles by Bylander. Literature: 'Neoclassicism in the North,' Swedish furniture and interiors 1770 -1850

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	Sweden
Period:	19th Century
Materials:	Wood, Carved.
Condition:	Good. Refinished. Wear consistent with age and use. This piece has been professionally restored.
Creation Date:	1810
Number of Pieces:	2-3
Styles / Movements:	Neoclassical
Incollect Reference #:	541844

Dimensions

W.	32.75 in;	H.	109 in;	D.	22 in;
W.	83.19 cm;	H.	276.86 cm;	D.	55.88 cm;

Message from Seller:

GREENWICH LIVING DESIGN (est. 1975) is an Antique and 20th Century Art & Design Gallery located in Stamford, CT for over 30 years. Our gallery carries rare and important design objects by both iconic and lesser-known designers from the 18th to the 20th Century – with a focus on 20th Century French design. Recent installations feature Pierre Jeanneret, Maison Jansen, Gio Ponti, Phillip & Kelvin LaVerne, Warren Platner, Ueli Berger, Massimo Vignelli, and many more.