Antique Biedermeier Fir Armoire
Technical Information:
Code: A274
Period: Early 19th Century
Origin: Tyrol
Wood: Fir
Height: 192 cm (approx. 75.6 inches)
Width: 151 cm (approx. 59.4 inches)
Depth: 66 cm (approx. 26.0 inches)
Description:
An important Biedermeier two-door armoire in fir, originating from the Austrian Tyrol and dating back to the early 19th century. The structure exhibits exceptional elegance, featuring a shaped cornice and molded doors, each articulated by two framed diamond panels.
The distinguishing element of this piece is the presence of three columns: one central and two positioned on the lateral chamfered corners. These columns, tapering upwards, terminate with intricately carved capitals of remarkable decorative value. The wide, projecting cornices lend the ensemble a strong architectural impact, perfectly balancing the verticality of the main body with harmonious proportions.
Unrestored, the armoire retains its structure fully intact and is ideally suited to be enhanced through a bespoke conservative restoration.
Restoration Information:
The photographs depict the piece in its unrestored state. Its state of preservation is excellent.
Upon sale, the piece will be supplied fully restored. The client will determine the desired degree of restoration.
Our workshop guarantees conservative restoration for every piece of furniture, fully respecting its historical integrity.
Each item is treated to ensure structural soundness and hygiene.
Specifically, the following works are performed:
- structural restoration
- thorough anti-woodworm treatment
- cleaning and sanitization of interiors
- exterior finish with natural beeswax
- interior finish with shellac (natural alcohol-based varnish)
Upon request, we can agree upon the desired level of restoration and the customization of the internal layout (hanging rails, shelves, etc.).
