Category: Corner furniture

Rhineland, circa 1830.

Veneered in cherrywood on softwood, partially solid. Original veneered plank feet.

The glazing has been renewed.

The original fittings of pressed brass sheet and the original locks are preserved.

The Side length is 48 cm.

Central Germany, circa 1825.

Masterfully crafted from solid maple wood.

Corner dimension: 70 cm

Westphalia, circa 1825.

Exquisitely veneered in walnut and walnut burr on a fine softwood body.

The cabinet retains its original internal shelf.

The door is equipped with its inaugural, elaborately crafted espagnolette lock.

The pull knob and hardware date from the period of the furniture’s creation, though they have been thoughtfully supplemented.

Rhineland, circa 1830.

Crafted from solid and veneered cherrywood.

Featuring inaugural board feet with elegant silhouette cut-outs.

Adorned with inset ebony escutcheons.

The back panels and one internal shelf have been thoughtfully supplemented.

The cabinets retain their original locks.

Literature: This pair of corner cabinets is illustrated in: Haaf, Rainer; Biedermeierwelten. Deutschland und Donaumonarchie, Leopoldshafen 2024, p. 105, fig. 321.

Southern Germany, circa 1820.

Exquisitely veneered in walnut on a fine softwood body. The cabinet retains its original internal shelves.

The lock dates from the period of the furniture’s creation, though it has been thoughtfully supplemented.

Corner depth: 61 cm

Central Germany, circa 1825/30.

Exquisitely veneered in cherry-colored ash wood on a fine softwood body.

The cabinet retains its inaugural internal shelves and original feet.

The locks have been thoughtfully supplemented.

Corner depth: 69 cm