Exceptionally delicate Biedermeier chest of drawers.
Thuringia, around 1830.
Cherry and maple (intarsia) veneered on softwood. Original, inlaid key plates with arabesque ornamentation.
Original tapered legs with thread inlays.
Authentic mortise locks.
Delicate, classicist chest of drawers with spring drawer.
Schleswig-Holstein, around 1770/80.
Solid rosewood and veneered on an oak body and partially softwood.
Original console feet.
Original brass column bases and capitals and key plate in predominantly original gilding,
Authentic locks and springs behind the head drawer embedded in the dresser frieze.
Delicate Biedermeier half cabinet with a semicircular middle section.
Baden, around 1815/20.
Selected beautiful walnut grain veneer veneered on a softwood body.
Original block feet.
Original shelf.
Original column bases and capitals; Key plates added.
Elaborate push rod lock to lock the middle door. Drawer lock added.
Well-proportioned, delicate, classicist pillar chest of drawers.
Saxony, probably Leipzig, around 1810/15.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood body. Maple band inlay on top, drawer fronts and original pointed legs.
Column shafts made of ebonized pearwood.
Original cast brass column bases and capitals; re-gilded.
key plates from the time the furniture was made; supplemented.
Original locks.
Literature for comparison:
This chest of drawers is pictured at Haaf, Rainer, Biedermeier-Welten. Germany and the Danube Monarchy, Leopoldshafen 2024, p. 87, ill. 242.
Delicate Biedermeier half cabinet with concealed head drawer.
Rhineland, around 1830.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood.
Original solid cherry wood feet.
Original leg key socket.
Authentic castle.
Dainty week chest of drawers with seven drawers. So-called “Semanière”. Preserved, historical patina condition.
Austria, probably Vienna, around 1830.
Walnut veneered on softwood body.
Original solid walnut block feet.
Original locks. Brass key plates reconstructed based on the original recesses.
Biedermeier chest of drawers with exquisitely beautiful front veneer in ash root wood.
Southern Lower Saxony, around 1820.
Ash root veneered on beech wood on the front. The cover sheet and the narrow sides are made of solid ash wood.
Original ash wood veneered log feet.
Authentic bone entry key plates.
Original, large box locks. An original key.
Biedermeier commode in preserved original condition.
Probably court cabinet maker Daniel, Munich, around 1820.
Cherry wood and alder root wood (filling panels) veneered on pine. Visually visually set off strips with black band inlays and edge of the top sheet. Original, ebonized pointed legs. Authentic inset key plates made of dark-colored wood, presumably pear wood. Original locks and one original key.
Delicate Biedermeier half cabinet with a concave center door.
Saxony, around 1830.
Cherry wood veneered on softwood. Original block feet made of solid cherry wood.
Brass fittings from the time the furniture was made; supplemented.
Exceptional and dainty Biedermeier low cabinet with concave front and convex narrow sides.
Berlin/ Brandenburg, around 1820/25.
Apple wood veneered on softwood body. Half-round profiles of the door panel ebonized pear wood.
Original, conical pointed feet. One foot supplemented.
Lion’s head fitting of the drawer probably original. Key escutcheon of the door from the time of the furniture’s origin, but supplemented.
Original lock.
