“Coffeehouse” (25)

"Biedermeier Coffeehouse"

The sets are called so because they were made in and around the Biedermeier period, an era in Central Europe between 1815 and 1848. Some call this type only "Biedermeier".

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", 1st half 19th century

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", 1st half 19th century

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", 1st half 19th century

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", 1st half 19th century

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", 1st half 19th century

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", 1st half 19th century

Austria, "Biedermeier coffeehouse", Mid 19th century

"Coffeehouse" (wood)

These sets were made in central Europe from ca. mid 19th to mid 20th century. Large sets with reeded balls were typical in use in Vienna Coffeehouses till the 1960s, I believe.

Austria, "coffeehouse" compendium, ca. 1900

Austria, Vienna, "Coffeehouse", ca. 1900

Czech, by Fidet, "coffeehouse", ca. 1900-1910

Switzerland, Davos, "coffeehouse", 1905

Austria, Vienna, "coffeehouse", Early 20th century

Austria, Vienna, "coffeehouse", 1st half 20th century

Germany, Oberlausitz, "coffeehouse", ca. 1925

Germany, Ore Mountains, maybe by Uhlig or Wittig, "Coffeehouse", ca. 1930

Austria, Vienna, large "coffeehouse", 1932 (date in box)

Austria, Vienna, by Nekvasil, "coffeehouse"

"Coffeehouse" (plastic)

Plastic coffeehouse sets from early 20th century are hard to find.

Austria, "coffeehouse" compendium, Early 20th century

Austria, "coffeehouse" compendium, Early 20th century

Austria, "coffeehouse", Early 20th century

Austria, "coffeehouse", Early 20th century

Austria, "coffeehouse", Early 20th century

Austria, "coffeehouse", Early 20th century

"Coffeehouse inspired" (glass)

Germany, "coffeehouse inspired", ca. 1940