Louis Philippe cappuccino chest of drawers
In solid walnut and veneered in walnut root
Mid-19th century period – Louis Philippe

Measurements: width 124 cm, depth 57 cm, height 97 cm

Restored (see photo)

Antique Italian bargueño in wood, bronze and brass. Uncovered sample desk located on claws with a rectangular ball. The front presents the central area advanced and prominent, with a chapel; The sides have four drawers with locks decorated with bronze shields. The center of the front presents architectural decoration: base and pedestals for the two columns that flank the central niche with sculpture, and an upper entablature crowned by a railing, plaques decorated with motifs of cherubs and plants in gilded metal Measurements: 125cm wide x 43cm deep x 144cm high

Beautiful minimalist designed chest of drawers made by the German Moser (marked) in the seventies. Beautiful to use as a chest of drawers or bedside table, and can be stylishly combined in a Japandi or space age decor. The cabinet is made of oak veneer with a beautiful flame in the grain. The drawer unit has two spacious drawers that slide in and out smoothly with metal drawer guides. The handles are invisibly integrated at the bottom of the drawers. Above the two drawers is a shelf that can be pulled out when you need a little more space. The cabinet is in a neat, used condition after proper treatment and can be put into use immediately. Height 43 cm Width 50 cm Depth 43 cm

Biedermeier Chest of Drawers

Southern Germany
Walnut
Biedermeier around 1825

Dimensions: H x W x D: 84 x 106 x 55 cm

:
Three-tier piece of furniture standing on solid block feet.
The cleanly mirrored grain pattern of the walnut wood, which runs across the entire front, creates a symmetrical and harmonious appearance. The light and warm colour tone is contrasted by ebonised half-columns and the key plates in the shape of coats of arms.
The top panel is framed on three sides by an inlaid dark wood band at the corners.

Interesting facts:
In Biedermeier furniture construction, attention was paid to straight lines and a strictly cubist design style. Carefully selected and mirrored veneers provide the design of the surface. Sparingly placed columns and recessed key plates break up the two-dimensionality.

Walnut was one of the most popular woods in the early 19th century. There are great differences between the growing regions and also between the individual areas within the trunk.
The structure ranges from simple straight lines to wild and lively, the colour from light reddish to dark brown.

Condition:
Very nice restored condition with preservation of the patina. Shellac hand polish. The drawers run well, the locks work.

Comparable chests of drawers can be found in the reference book:
Wolfgang Eller – Biedermeiermöbel p.167

This cabinet has a washbasin, opened it is very charming, it has been painted with the original colors. Beige.

Comò con specchiera in noce massello Intagliato e scolpito, ricco di decori maestralmente realizzati nella Bottega dall’ebanista Sellerio Giuseppe di Milano nei primi anni del 900. Le lesene laterali si aprono con una serie di cassettini con segreto.

In boxes like these usual servants or servants, their belongings, in the small separate box at the top left one could store more valuable items. After 100 years the coffin has received a gift, used patina, making it only more charming! Ideal for storing toys, bedding or other things! Dimensions: 62 cm high, 100 cm wide, 53 cm deep

Height: 104 Width: 146 Depth: 59 article