Small Biedermeier / Louis-Philippe display cabinet in walnut and birch 1840-1860

Technical sheet. * Period / Style: Germany, Biedermeier transition / Louis-Philippe style (Neo-Rococo) 1840-1860. * Materials: Built from solid pine veneered with European walnut on the outside. Exhibition interior veneered with birch. Light hardwood marquetry decoration. Brass hardware. * Glazing: Majority of the glass and mirrors are original. * Finish: Traditional hand-applied shellac varnish, glossy finish. Medium walnut stain. * Dimensions: Width 90 cm|Height 165 cm|Depth 46 cm. Shelf depths: 14 cm and 33 cm. * Layout: Two-section display cabinet. Upper part glazed on three sides, opening with a door, divided into two levels. Each level includes an intermediate shelf supported by fine turned columns. Lower part closed with a solid wood door. Supplied with 2 brass keys. Description and condition. The display cabinet features characteristics of Biedermeier and Louis-Philippe style. The aesthetic relies on the contrast between the walnut exterior and the lightness of the birch interior designed to showcase objects. The historical glazing and mirrors are preserved. The piece has undergone a complete restoration in cabinetmaking. The structure is sound, rigid, and stable. The doors are fitted and close properly. The original locks are functional. The varnish offers high transparency and gloss. Not used since its restoration.