Biedermeier cabinet
Nr. 2629 | 3.950,--Euro
Biedermeier cabinet
Walnut veneer on a softwood body.
Column cabinet.
Rheinhessen around 1815.
Two-door body flanked by ebonized solid columns – head drawer – finely chiseled bronze capitals and bases.
Original brass fittings in swan shape.
Height: 172 cm | Width: 121.5 cm | Depth: 59 cm
Biedermeier cabinet
The Biedermeier column cabinet from Rheinhessen, dated around 1815, is an outstanding example of the elegant and functional furniture art of this period. The Biedermeier style, which prevailed in the first half of the 19th century, is characterized by its simple beauty and focus on everyday life. This cabinet embodies these ideals in an impressive way.
The piece of furniture is veneered with fine walnut wood, which rests on a stable softwood body. The warm coloring and the characteristic grain of the walnut wood give the cabinet a timeless elegance and a touch of luxury. The two-door body is flanked by ebonized solid columns, which not only offer stability, but also create a striking vertical line that harmoniously complements the overall appearance of the cabinet.
Particularly noteworthy in this Biedermeier column cabinet are the finely chiseled bronze capitals and bases, which elegantly create the transition between the columns and the body. These artistic details are evidence of the high level of craftsmanship of the time and give the cabinet an additional level of sophistication.
The original swan-shaped brass fittings are another notable feature of this Biedermeier cabinet. They blend harmoniously into the overall picture and underline the stylistic character of the furniture. These fittings are not only functional, but also decorative and contribute to the grace of the design.
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