Large Biedermeier chest of drawers in walnut veneer 1820-1840

Technical sheet. * Period / Style: Biedermeier from Central Europe (classical period), 1820-1840. Origin: Austrian Empire (Galicia region). * Materials: Thick walnut veneer (obłóg) selected for its highly figured and symmetrical grain. Internal structure, back, and drawer bottoms made of solid pine. Drawers assembled with dovetail joints. * Hardware: Original brass lock entries in the shape of rosettes, turned pull knobs in black ebonised wood. Supplied with its 4 fitted brass keys. * Finish: Traditional hand-applied shellac polish, mirror gloss finish. The original warm golden hue of the walnut preserved. * Dimensions: Width 132 cm|Height 101.3 cm|Depth 65 cm. * Layout: 4 large deep drawers across the full width. Description and condition. A large and majestic Biedermeier chest of drawers from the first half of the 19th century, featuring a rigorous structure and proportions of great architectural purity. The façade showcases remarkable marquetry work, where the natural grain of the wood flows continuously across all the drawers. The straight uprights rest on robust, slightly moulded geometric block feet. The piece has undergone a complete and professional restoration in cabinetmaking. The structure is perfectly sound, rigid, and stable, entirely free from signs of wood-boring insects. The drawers fit perfectly in their slides and operate smoothly. The varnish offers impeccable transparency and mirror-like shine. Not used since its restoration, ready for immediate installation.