Biedermeier Armoire in Cherry, Walnut, Ebony & Brass, South Germany, 1820s

Summary: Neoclassical early Biedermeier armoire from South Germany, dated to the 1820s. One-of-a-kind, hand-made piece with a clean, rectilinear silhouette typical of the period. Materials: Cherry veneer main surfaces with walnut fillings and ebony stringing/accents. Period brass hardware and key escutcheon; interior fully lined in black fabric. Design: Book‑matched central door panels framed by darker inlay and narrow stringing for a layered graphic effect. Modest moulded cornice above plain vertical stiles and a simple plinth base. Interior: Fitted with four shelves, offering generous organised storage for folded garments or linens. Large internal volume, fully fabric-lined for a refined finish. Dimensions: Height: 198 cm; Width: 133 cm (largest listed); Depth: 54 cm (largest listed). Very heavy piece (listing indicates over 150 kg) — suitable handling and transport required.