Small Biedermeier Commode, 1830s

Description

Small Biedermeier half -cabinet in cherry

Saxony
Cherry tree
Biedermeier around 1835

Dimensions: H x W x D: 82 x … more Small Biedermeier half -cabinet in cherry

Saxony
Cherry tree
Biedermeier around 1835

Dimensions: H x W x D: 82 x 68 x 37 cm

:
Unusual petite Biedermeier semi-cabinet, so-called pillar or trum wardrobe.

On the front we see a large door hung on fitsche bands with segment arch and the castle attached in the middle. from the inside, two massive ridges prevent the wood preventing the wood. There is a wide drawer above the door.
The continuous and mirrored cherry tree Maserbild is discreetly interrupted by thread intarsia from Ahorn. The same design can also be found on the cover plate.
The profiled and diagonally veneered pilasters, which play a significant role in the design of the furniture piece, are very complex and qualitatively beautiful.

Useful information:
Pillar cabinets like this were a popular furniture type in Biedermeier residential culture. Designed in low depth and width, they were the ideal furniture for narrow wall surfaces, for example between two windows. In combination with a wall mirror, which is often conceived and often conceived in a way that has been converted, has established itself.

Condition:
Authentic, ready -to -living condition. less