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Biedermeier Secretaire, Cherry Veneer, Mahogany, South Germany circa 1820
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Description
Elegant early Biedermeier / neoclassical secretaire from south Germany around 1820, early 19th century. Cherry wood book-matched veneered on softwood and cherry solid wood, partly ebonized. Inside in mahogany veneer with drawers and three open compartments. Above one long drawer under the cornice. Below two long drawers with old box locks. Fully restored and hand-polished with shellac.
Dimensions:
* Metric: H 150 cm x W 96 cm x D 48 cm (closed) / 94.5 cm (open)
* Imperial: H 4' 11" x W 3' 2" x D (closed) 1' 7" / D (open) 3' 1.5" -
More Information
Origin: Germany Period: 19th Century Materials: Cherry, Mahogany Condition: Good. Fully restored Creation Date: 1820 Styles / Movements: Biedermeier, Traditional Dealer Reference #: BM-SE-114 Incollect Reference #: 668106 -
Dimensions
W. 37.8 in; H. 59.06 in; D. 18.9 in; W. 96 cm; H. 150 cm; D. 48 cm;
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