Biedermeier Chests Of Drawers, Cherry Wood Veneer, Southern Germany, 1830s–1840s
A two-door low cabinet (pillar cabinet) from the Biedermeier period, originating from southern Germany. The body is made of softwood and veneered with cherry; the veneer patterns are arranged with a pronounced continuous grain.
Above the two doors is a full-width drawer. The doors are also originally veneered on the inside. The cabinet rests on short, block-shaped legs that extend from the edges of the body.
The brass hardware has been cleaned. The cabinet has been restored, polished with shellac, and is ready for use.
Dimensions and Finish
- Width: 77 cm | Depth: 51.5 cm | Height: 88 cm
- Material: Cherry wood veneer on softwood
- Features: two doors, one drawer; original veneered door interiors
- Hardware: Brass, cleaned
- Origin: Southern Germany
- Period: 1830–1840, Biedermeier
- Condition: Restored, polished with shellac, ready for use
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop
Material: Wood marquetry
Width: 77 cm
Height: 88 cm
Depth: 51,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1806490
Availability: In stock
