Biedermeier Top Showcase or Vitrine in Cherry Wood, South Germany, 1830

Overview: Elegant Biedermeier two-part vitrine from South Germany, circa 1830. Tall, narrow proportions suited to displaying china, books or collectibles. Design: Glazed upper showcase with two full-height glass doors set in slender frames and muntins. Lower cupboard with two recessed-panel doors and small round metal knobs. Subtle ebonized gutter, diamond key crest and square-pointed cherry legs. Materials: Cherry wood veneer over softwood, as specified in the listing. Glazed glass doors and iron hardware; fabric is noted among the listing materials for interior elements. Dimensions: Overall height 189 cm and width 122 cm (largest values from listing). Depth at the base 36 cm; upper showcase depth listed as 32.5 cm (bottom listed as 35.5 cm).