18th Century Baroque Nutwood Chest Of Drawers/ Commode, South Germany ca. 1760
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Description
Extraordinary, rare baroque chest of drawers from the 18th century in South Germany. Elaborately made around 1760, this one of a kind Baroque commode impresses with amazing looking, beautifully nutwood surfaces and artfully crafted marquetry works. The drawers, all veneered in fine nutwood, show gorgeous fields of burr walnut which build a fantastic contrast to the lighter nutwood around. All sections on the drawers show additional inlayed plumwood frames. Adorned by artfully made brass fittings, the three cambered drawers can be locked separately with the still original locks and offer much storage space. Another highlight of this baroque commode are definitely the unusual designed feet. An absolute breathtaking masterpiece in a nowadays really hard to get cubature, which ornated restoration took us a lot of time. This unique piece of baroque furniture was part of the inventory of a manorial household in Bavaria and shows best the amazing skills of the carpenters from a long gone epoch. A valuable, perfect sized 18th century baroque chest of drawers coming in perfect restored condition. Not only a real eyecatcher, much more, this is also a very smart investment for the future.
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More Information
Origin: Germany Period: 18th Century Materials: nutwood, walnut, plum - inlayed, polished Condition: Good. *perfect restored condition Creation Date: 1760 Styles / Movements: Baroque, Traditional Dealer Reference #: BA-CD4 Incollect Reference #: 687152 -
Dimensions
W. 42.13 in; H. 29.53 in; D. 22.05 in; W. 107.01 cm; H. 75.01 cm; D. 56.01 cm;
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