A set of furniture in the neo-Rococo style

Construction - pine, walnut, birch; veneer - walnut;
Table - 75 x 80 x 55; pair of armchairs - 86 x 65 x 56 cm;
Central Europe (Poland, Czech Republic or Hungary), ca. 1880.
Set consisting of a table and two armchairs, with wavy, molded frame elements, decorated with carved and gilded decoration of rocaille and flowers, supported on four cabriole legs. The table approximates a rectangular shape, with a velvet-lined insert on the top, with legs fastened by cross-bracing. Padded armchair (back including sides, seat), with rounded backs passing into slightly lower and set back sides in relation to the warp. At the bottom of the tabletop insert a circular stamp, in black ink: RARMÖVÉSZTI MUZEöM ELLEHÖRZES * KIVITELI ***; inside a smudged mark resembling an O with a mustache, in which two trails.
Furniture of typical form and decoration of the area. Until the beginning of the 20th century they were very popular and were produced in large numbers.