Vienna 1815-20. Circle of Joseph Danhauser. Magnificent Viennese Biedermeier wardrobe of unique and rare beauty.

Vienna c.a. 1815-20. Rare wardrobe from the early phase of the Viennese Biedermeier period, in a state of practical integrity, veneered and mirrored in high-quality walnut burl, typical of the splendid woods from the Viennese surroundings. The master cabinetmakers of the Biedermeier period knew the locations where the best trees grew and kept them secret. To obtain veneers of such beauty, they also knew the best parts of the tree and cut them with great skill, achieving wood effects that constitute the particular attraction of authentic Biedermeier furniture and represent its uniqueness and excellence in the world of high antique furniture from all eras. Ebonized details. The furniture is dismantled, following the "practical" logic typical of ancient Austrian cabinetmaking, to allow for easy transport. Dimensions: 180 cm height x 134 cm width x 53.5 cm depth. In a state of practical integrity with expert conservative restoration and French polish applied to the original patina using museum-standard techniques. A magnificent work with a timeless design, with a sober and elegant line, also excellent for pairing with high-end modern furniture for a unique, exclusive, and refinedly elegant ensemble (see simulations at the bottom of the page). From the warm golden-amber color of the antique patina of light walnut with a true French polish finish. Observe the second and third photos on this page, which are computer-generated fantasy simulations where the work is imagined in a high-end modern furnishing context. They reveal amazing "modernity," luminosity, and abstraction for a work conceived over two centuries ago. With a great touch of class and elegance to the ensemble. The high ancient Viennese cabinetmaking of the Classicism period (1770-1830), with its sober and minimalist elegance and precious, light woods, is strongly linked to the lines of contemporary modern furniture. NB. For these reasons and for the construction quality and woods used, the early Empire and early Viennese Biedermeier styles by designers, prototypes of modernism, are currently among the most requested styles by architects and interior designers on the international market, destined for strong future revaluation; this also considering the rarity and scarce availability of high Viennese cabinetmaking originals on the market. In accordance with the New Cultural Heritage Code, the selling company provides a detailed written photographic guarantee of the originality and provenance of the works sold at the time of sale. The data used to describe the works and contained in the written guarantees are expressed determinations resulting from accurate and documented technical, historical, and artistic investigations, including expert appraisals. Copying and duplication for commercial purposes or to describe other works for sale, even if considered similar in some way, are prohibited. Our gallery of authentic early Viennese Biedermeier by designers, unique in Italy, at the forefront in Europe. Click on the following link to visit it: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High Antique Gallery. Recognize true early Viennese Biedermeier, distinguishing it from later or Northern European imitations! Read the history of this elegant and sober style and learn to evaluate timeless Viennese masterpieces by designers from 1815 to 1830! Click on the following link to read our unique and unprecedented practical guide, with links and virtual tours of museums and galleries in Vienna: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High Antiques and Antique Experts in Udine. Our gallery of antique wardrobes. Click on the following link to visit it: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High Antique Gallery in Udine. The early design of authentic early Viennese Biedermeier from our gallery in stunning simulated furnishing fantasies. An unprecedented, unique, and interesting showcase. Click on the following link: Modern Simulations.pdf