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Hand-Restored in our Atelier
Professional Custom Crating
Worldwide Insured Shipping
Hand-Restored in our Atelier
Professional Custom Crating
€2.200
An elegant and rare Late Biedermeier display cabinet, circa 1835, in a refined deep black ebonised finish. A pair of glazed doors divided by delicate muntins makes an ideal setting for porcelain, glass, silver, or books, above panelled lower sections, with the rounded front corners, moulded cornice, and shaped bracket feet characteristic of the period. Ebonised Biedermeier pieces are considerably rarer than their cherry or walnut counterparts, making this an especially desirable example. Professionally restored, from Austria or Southern Germany.
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An elegant and rare display cabinet from the Late Biedermeier period, dating to circa 1835. Distinguished by its harmonious proportions and refined ebonised finish, this piece beautifully embodies the restrained sophistication and timeless appeal for which Biedermeier furniture is celebrated.
The cabinet features a pair of glazed doors divided by delicate muntins, creating an ideal setting for displaying porcelain, glassware, silver, books, or treasured collections. The lower panelled sections provide balance to the composition and enhance the architectural quality of the design.
Characteristic Late Biedermeier elements include the gently rounded front corners, a subtly moulded cornice, and delicately shaped bracket feet. The clean lines and absence of excessive ornamentation reflect the period’s emphasis on proportion, functionality, and exceptional craftsmanship.
The deep black ebonised surface creates a striking contrast with the light-coloured interior, lending the cabinet an understated elegance that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors. Ebonised Biedermeier pieces are considerably rarer than their veneered counterparts in cherry or walnut, making this an especially desirable example for collectors and discerning decorators alike.
The cabinet has been professionally restored with great respect for its historical character. It is structurally sound, fully functional, and ready for immediate use.
A refined and highly decorative example of Late Biedermeier craftsmanship, combining practicality with the quiet elegance that defines one of the most admired furniture periods of the nineteenth century.
Circa 1835.
A sophisticated and unusual cabinet of museum-like presence, offering both practical storage and an elegant means of displaying cherished objects. Suitable for a library, dining room, study, or living room, it will bring a sense of understated grandeur to any interior.
