Category: Chests of drawers and half-cabinets

Thuringia, circa 1830.

Masterfully veneered in cherrywood on a softwood body.

The original block feet are crafted from solid pearwood.

Adorned with authentic inlaid escutcheons made of deep-dyed wood.

The chest features two original box locks, with one having been expertly supplemented.

Austria, likely Vienna, circa 1830.

Exquisitely veneered in walnut on a fine softwood body.

Standing on its original block feet crafted from solid walnut.

Complete with its inaugural locks. The brass escutcheons have been meticulously reconstructed based on the inaugural recesses.

Southern Lower Saxony, circa 1820.

The front is exquisitely veneered in ash burr wood on a body of beech. The top surface and side panels are masterfully crafted from solid ash wood.

Standing on its original, ash-veneered block feet.

Adorned with authentic inset escutcheons crafted from bone.

The piece retains its inaugural, grand rim locks. One original key is present.

Likely Mainz, circa 1825.

Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a fine softwood body.

The piece retains its original locks and keys.

Accompanied by its authentic internal shelf.

Franconia, circa 1820.

Exquisitely veneered in walnut, maple, and an unidentified burl wood on a fine softwood body.

The piece retains its original feet and inaugural locks.

Hesse, circa 1820.

Exquisitely veneered in walnut and maple (escutcheons) on a fine softwood body. Standing on its original feet.

The locks have been thoughtfully supplemented.

Central Germany, circa 1820.

Exquisitely veneered in birch wood on a fine pine body.

The piece retains its inaugural locks and original feet, the latter featuring partial historical reinforcements (anschuhung).

Thuringia, circa 1830.

Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood and maple (inlays) on a fine softwood body. Featuring inaugural inlaid escutcheons adorned with sophisticated arabesque ornamentation.

Complete with original, conical legs featuring dainty thread inlays.

The piece retains its authentic mortise locks.

Rhineland, circa 1830.

Exquisitely veneered in ash wood on a fine softwood body.

The piece retains its original feet and inaugural locks.