Troonzetel van palissanderhout bekleed met rood fluweel c. 1850

This imposing throne chair, crafted around 1850 by Dutch artist Carel Breytspraak, is a striking example of Gothic Revival furniture. The chair, made from palisander wood and upholstered in red velvet, showcases intricate carvings and a high back with a pointed arch. The detailed ornamentation and overall design evoke the grandeur of medieval architecture, highlighting the popularity of this style in the mid-19th century. The chair's sturdy construction and ornate details demonstrate Breytspraak's skill as a furniture maker, adding a sense of regal presence to any space.