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Biedermeier Box, Mahogany, Root Wood, Oak, Marquetry, Southern Germany, Circa 1840
A fine, high-quality late Biedermeier chest from southern Germany, circa 1840.
Mahogany and rootwood (probably walnut) veneered over oak and maple. Extensive maple and ebony marquetry, including a meandering band around the entire rim and, in the center of the lid, a finely inlaid octagonal star and quarter stars in the corners.
The interior is oak with two small removable drawers in the lower section. A mirror is set inside the lid, framed by gilt-leaf moldings. The original mortise lock with side hooks is in working order. Restored condition, hand-lacquered, polished. The lid is slightly warped, preventing the lock from closing properly.
Mahogany and rootwood (probably walnut) veneered over oak and maple. Extensive maple and ebony marquetry, including a meandering band around the entire rim and, in the center of the lid, a finely inlaid octagonal star and quarter stars in the corners.
The interior is oak with two small removable drawers in the lower section. A mirror is set inside the lid, framed by gilt-leaf moldings. The original mortise lock with side hooks is in working order. Restored condition, hand-lacquered, polished. The lid is slightly warped, preventing the lock from closing properly.
Dimensions:
- H 15 cm / 5.91 in
- W 34 cm / 13.39 in
- D 22.7 cm / 8.94 in
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