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Biedermeier Armoire, Walnut, South Germany circa 1815/20
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Description
Very elegant, strict and original neoclassical early Biedermeier Armoire from South Germany, circa 1815-1820.
Wonderful book-matched walnut veneer on softwood, hand-polished with shellac (French polish). Two doors and one-drawer above. The veneer is very beautifully running thought the whole front and bottom part.
Ebonized half-columns with newly gold-plated Corinthian capitals and bases. Horn inlays around the key holes. Elegant conical square tapered ebonized legs. Original iron lock and old key. Inside shelves with 3 plates covered in black cotton fabric.
Fully restored condition. -
More Information
Origin: Germany Period: 19th Century Materials: Walnut Veneer, French Polish, Gold-plated, Ivory inlays Condition: Good. Styles / Movements: Biedermeier, Traditional, Empire Dealer Reference #: BM-SV-232 Incollect Reference #: 301839 -
Dimensions
W. 45.28 in; H. 71.26 in; D. 19.49 in; W. 115 cm; H. 181 cm; D. 49.5 cm;
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