Northern Germany, circa 1815/20.
Mahogany and pyramid mahogany veneer on a softwood and oak carcass.
Original lock.
Catalog: General
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A three-quarter high Biedermeier corner cabinet, preserved in its original condition.
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
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An elegant Biedermeier console table in the classic demi-lune form.
Baden, circa 1825.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood and ebonized wood on a fine softwood body. The piece features dainty brass inlays and is finished with its original brass sabots (feet).
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An elegant sewing table, featuring a sophisticated concealed top drawer and an integrated yarn basket.
Munich, likely from the court cabinetmaker Daniel’s workshop, circa 1815.
Exquisitely veneered in cherrywood on a fine softwood body. The border of the top surface is accented with dark-stained veneer. The spindle detailing of the yarn basket has been thoughtfully supplemented.
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Freestanding Biedermeier Desk with Concealed Drawer.
Munich, circa 1820.
Veneered with noble cherry wood and exquisite alder root wood, the latter artfully applied as a border to the top, on a softwood carcass. Dainty maple string inlays adorn the piece.
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A corner cabinet à deux corps (two-part), featuring a glazed upper section.
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
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A distinguished podium-style small cabinet.
Southern Germany, circa 1820.
Exemplary preserved original condition.
Finely veneered in walnut on a softwood body.
Adorned with its original brass pull knob and refined rotating hardware.
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A dainty Biedermeier pillar half-cabinet, featuring an elegantly convex curved door, a concealed plinth drawer, and a lockable top drawer.
Central Germany, likely Berlin, circa 1825/30.
Exquisitely veneered in pyramid mahogany and mahogany on bodies of oak and softwood.
One inaugural lock is present; another has been thoughtfully supplemented.
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Exceptional Biedermeier courtly half-cabinet, featuring drawers on both the right and left sides. Entirely original condition.
Austria, circa 1820.
Veneered in cherry wood and maple burl on an oak carcass.
Original legs crafted from solid cherry wood.
Original, elaborately designed steel espagnolette lock with an authentic key. Brass keyhole bushings, one of which has been supplemented.
Original marble top.
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A delicate Biedermeier sewing table; finished on all sides for free-standing placement.
Northern Hesse, circa 1825.
Veneered on all sides in cherry wood, including the legs. Featuring an original inlaid escutcheon crafted from dark-stained wood.
Lockable drawer with original lock and internal compartments.