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19th Century Tricoteuse
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19th Century Tricoteuse

19th century
Description

Fine mahogany and brass mounted three tier Tricoteuse or Etagere English mid to late 19th century

For similar examples see Sotheby's 2/12/13 sale

and Christies 18/5/17 sale

The 'tricoteuse' (french for 'knitting women') was a nickname given to women who sat beside the guillotine and knitted while attending public executions during the French Revolution.

Physical Dimensions
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
51cm (20.08")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
Declaration

Mark Stacey Antiques & Decorative has dated this Mahogany Tricoteuse Sewing Table to the 1880s.

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SA1017362
Dealers Internal Reference
1474
Description
Fine mahogany and brass mounted three tier Tricoteuse or Etagere English mid to late 19th century

For similar examples see Sotheby's 2/12/13 sale

and Christies 18/5/17 sale

The 'tricoteuse' (french for 'knitting women') was a nickname given to women who sat beside the guillotine and knitted while attending public executions during the French Revolution.
Mark Stacey Antiques & Decorative
Height
71cm (27.95")
Width
51cm (20.08")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
Date of Manufacture

Mark Stacey Antiques & Decorative has dated this Mahogany Tricoteuse Sewing Table to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1017362
Dealers Internal Ref
1474
Mark Stacey Antiques & Decorative
Mark Stacey Antiques & Decorative
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2021
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A nineteenth-century mahogany three-tier tricoteuse table with brass gallery rims, turned upright supports, and brass castors.
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A nineteenth-century mahogany three-tier tricoteuse table with brass gallery rims, turned upright supports, and brass castors.
19th century Tricoteuse
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A nineteenth-century mahogany three-tier tricoteuse table with brass gallery rims, turned upright supports, and brass castors.
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A tricoteuse is a specialised French work table or sewing stand, introduced during the late eighteenth century, featuring multiple open tiers and rimmed tray tops designed to keep yarn, needles, and handiwork contained.

Nineteenth-century examples are typically constructed from fine hardwoods such as mahogany or rosewood, featuring turned vertical uprights, brass gallery rims, tray-form borders, and brass castors.

Authentic period pieces show hand-cut joinery underneath, original brass hardware with natural oxidisation, uniform timber shrinkage along grain lines, and multi-tier construction with raised gallery borders.

A tricoteuse functions as a multi-level side table beside armchairs, a plant display stand in light-filled rooms, or an occasional storage piece for curated decorative objects in alcoves.

Keep the timber away from direct heat sources to prevent cracking, dust regularly with a soft microfibre cloth, and apply high-grade beeswax polish annually along the wood grain.
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