Vienna 1810-15. Two-door wardrobe in cherry burl, in its original patina and with excellent integrity.

Rare two-door wardrobe in cherry burl, in its original patina. Vienna 1810-15, Empire period transitioning to early Biedermeier. An object of excellent integrity. Original working lock. Refined museum-standard French polish finish. The interior can also be polished with French polish upon request. Measurements: 173 x 133 x 53 cm. Observe the last photo on this listing, which is a fanciful computer simulation envisioning the piece in a high-end modern interior design setting. It highlights a stunning "modernity," luminosity, and abstraction for a piece conceived over two centuries ago, adding a touch of class and elegance. The high-quality Viennese antique cabinetmaking of the Classicism period (1770-1830), characterized by its sober, minimalist elegance and precious, light-colored woods, aligns very well with contemporary modern furniture lines. In compliance with the New Cultural Heritage Code, the selling company provides a detailed written guarantee with photographic documentation of the originality and provenance of the sold items at the time of sale. The data used to describe the works and included in the written guarantees are determined through accurate and documented technical, historical, and artistic investigations, including expert appraisals. Learn about the extremely rare early Viennese Empire period. Read the history of this elegant and sober style and learn to appreciate timeless Viennese masterpieces. Click the following link to read our unique and concise practical guide, the first of its kind in Italy. Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High-end antique gallery, expert appraisers. Our gallery of true early Viennese Empire pieces, unique in Italy and among the best in Europe. Click the following link to visit it: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High-end antique gallery in Udine. Our gallery of antique wardrobes. Click the following link. Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High-end antique gallery in Udine.