Vienna, 1815-20. Circle of early designers close to Joseph Danhauser. Rare bookcase, also usable as a display cabinet, fully dismantled.

Vienna, 1815-20. Circle of early designers close to Joseph Danhauser. Rare bookcase, also usable as a display cabinet, entirely dismantled, from the early Viennese Biedermeier period by its designers, finely veneered in flamed ash burl. With a warm, original early patina and a warm amber-golden color. The front features a circular glass section, shared by the two doors. Ebonized sunburst motifs radiating from the center, typical of the most refined Viennese Biedermeier. The piece boasts an incredibly modern line, characteristic of the early Viennese Biedermeier designers close to Joseph Danhauser. The furniture is in excellent condition, including internal and external hardware, with original, delicately wavy glass from the period. In its original patina, with a museum-standard French polish finish. Exceptional when paired with contemporary high-end furnishings for an ensemble of refined elegance. The interior, in its original condition, has been masterfully French polished, respecting the traditional conservation restoration techniques; it is possible to reupholster it with luxurious paper upon request. The furniture is fully dismantled with ingenious, intact mechanisms to facilitate its eventual movement, as is typical of the "practical" living culture of the Viennese Biedermeier period. Dimensions: height 198 cm, width 137 cm, depth 57 cm. Observe the second image on this page, which is a computer-generated simulation imagining the piece in a high-end modern furnishing context. It reveals an astonishing "modernity," luminosity, and abstraction for a work conceived over two centuries ago, adding a great touch of class and elegance to the ensemble. The high-end Viennese cabinetmaking of the Neoclassical period (1770-1830), with its sober and minimal elegance and precious, light woods, complements the lines of contemporary modern furniture. A unique piece, perfect as a focal point in high-level contemporary interiors. The early design of the true Viennese masters of the early Biedermeier period embodies clean lines, lightness, precious veneers, and great craftsmanship. Its contained dimensions make it compatible with modern apartments, conveying a sense of everyday, functional elegance. Perfect for minimalist contemporary interiors. A unicum for discreet and refined luxury. For these reasons, along with their rarity, intact original Viennese pieces from this period, prototypes of modernism, are destined for significant economic revaluation over time and represent a perfect investment. In accordance with the New Cultural Heritage Code, the selling company provides a detailed written photographic guarantee of originality and provenance for the works sold. The information describing the works and contained in the written guarantees are express determinations resulting from accurate and documented technical/historical/artistic investigations, including expert appraisals. Recognize true Viennese Biedermeier from the early phase of the period, distinguishing it from later or Northern European imitations! Read the history of this elegant and sober style and learn to appreciate timeless Viennese masterpieces by designers from 1815 to 1830! Click on the following link to read our unique and original concise practical guide in Italy, with links and virtual tours to museums and galleries in Vienna: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High-end antiques and antique experts in Udine Our antique display cases. Click on the following link: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High-end antique gallery Our gallery of true early Viennese Biedermeier by its designers, unique in Italy, among the best in Europe. Click on the following link to visit it: Principessa Sissi ® Antichità. High-end antique gallery The early design of true early Viennese Biedermeier from our gallery in stunning simulated furnishing fantasies. A unique, original, and interesting showcase. Click on the following link: Modern Simulations.pdf