Baroque Chest of Drawers, Oak & Walnut Marquetry, Germany, c. 1780

Offered by Antik Center Berlin, specialists in European fine art, antique furniture and decorative objects. This chest of drawers dates from the late Baroque period, around 1780 — an era in which German cabinetmakers had reached full mastery of veneering and marquetry, moving away from heavy, solid-wood construction toward refined surfaces that played with light, grain, and contrast. The piece stands on a solid oak carcass, entirely veneered in a variety of walnut woods, carefully matched to create a lively, dynamic pattern across both doors. Two large cabinet doors, fitted with their original-style hardware, open to reveal a generous interior, while the slightly canted front corners lend the silhouette a subtle architectural presence typical of the period. The piece has been professionally restored, preserving the warmth and depth of its antique patina while ensuring stability and everyday usability. A striking example of German Baroque cabinetmaking, equally suited as a statement piece in a classic interior or as a characterful contrast in a more contemporary setting. Period: Late Baroque, circa 1780
 Material: Oak carcass, veneered with various walnut woods
 Dimensions: H 110 × W 140 × D 58 cm
 Condition: Professionally restored, good condition with age-appropriate patina Professional sale with a 14-day right of withdrawal for consumers. In case of withdrawal, the buyer bears the direct costs of return shipping and must ensure safe, secure packing and transport.