Two-door cabinet from the Biedermeier period. The front is structured by two solid walnut half-columns with ebonized capitals, which frame the body laterally.

Above the two doors is a continuous drawer. The fronts show a continuous veneer pattern, which continues over the drawer and doors as a coherent grain. Inside there are three shelves.

The furniture has been fully professionally restored and refinished with new shellac. A woodworm infestation on one side has been treated and professionally repaired. One of the two doors is slightly warped in the upper area. The cabinet is ready for use.

Dimensions and finish

• Width: 111 cm
• Depth: 54 cm
• Height: 178 cm
• Material: Walnut – solid half-columns, veneered body and fronts
• Decor: ebonized capitals, continuous veneer pattern
• Features: two doors, one drawer, three shelves
• Origin: Germany
• Period: around 1820, Biedermeier
• Condition: professionally restored, new shellac, ready for use; woodworm infestation on one side treated and repaired; one door slightly warped in the upper area