Dear visitors, Let me introduce: My name is Pál Dobesch, I am woodcarwer and cabinetmaker.
My profile is designing and executing furnitures in all the historical styles ( romanesque, gothic, renaissance, baroque, rococo, neo-classical, art nouveau).
If a costumer have any special demand, it can be realised. I' m able to do the whole process of furniture making from the first sketch to the finished piece.
Special demands can be for example:
-To complete a set of furnitures, matching to the originals.-To design and execute any furniture, or decorative element, harmonically for a certain interior.
-Collaboration with interior designers and architects.
-To re-carve missing parts of antique furnitures, or reconstruct whole pieces.
-Restoration of carved furnitures.
-Gilding
-Figurative sculptorwork (by Máté Dobesch)
CV:
1950- born in Budapest, Hungary.1964-80 studies in craftmanship in Budapest
1971-87 woodcarver in employement
1987- freelance, independent woodcarver
2002- my sun, Máté Dobesch joined to the workshop
Any of the Remarkable references:
2009- Reconsruction of carved ornaments in the castle of Eszterháza, Fertőd, Hungary2008 -Reconstruction of carved panels of the main gate of Andrássy út 52., Budapest (unesco protected area )
2007 -Neo-gothic gates in St. Albans, England
2003-2007 -Reconstruction of carved elements in the New York Palace, Budapest (Boscolo Hotels)
2003-2004 Reconstruction, and restoration of four monumental rococo picture frames for the Country Hall of Eger, Hungary
2002 -Chandellier replicas for the National Museum, Budapest
-Taking part in the reconstruction of missing, rococo style, bronze, 36 armed chandelliers at the
Sándor Palace (Office of the President of Hungary): Designing, carving of the casting forms.
2001-Reconstruction of the neo-rococo ornaments at Szabó Ervin Library, Budapest
1993-94 furnishing the office of the Hotel Pannonia Med, Sopron, Hungary
1993- Ornament reconstructions for the organ of the Saint Stephan Basilica, Budapest
1990-92- Restoration of the Seminarium library's rococo interior, Budapest