Southern Germany, likely Munich, circa 1815/20.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood and alder burl on a fine softwood body.
The piece stands on its original tapered feet and retains its authentic fittings, including the inaugural lock and its corresponding key.
Swabia, circa 1825.
Crafted from solid pearwood, ebonized pearwood, and solid walnut. The door and side panels feature exquisite, symmetrically joined walnut wood.
The piece retains its original feet and interior fittings.
The inaugural lock remains preserved with its authentic key.
Saxony, circa 1825/30.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a softwood body, featuring sophisticated “corkscrew” style veneers on the inset columns.
The interior is equally refined, with sections expertly finished in cherrywood veneer.
The plinth contains a masterfully concealed, flush-mounted drawer.
The piece is accompanied by an elaborate original key, uniquely crafted with a head in the form of a closed hand.
Literature: This distinguished cabinet is illustrated in: Haaf, Rainer; Biedermeierwelten; Deutschland und Donaumonarchie, Leopoldshafen 2024, p. 169, fig. 576.
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