Neo-Baroque Pillar Cabinet, copper mahogany, Northern Europe, 19th c.
8 900 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 5747
This pillar chest from Northern Europe, circa 1870, exemplifies the refined craftsmanship of the late 19th century. The structure is built on a solid plinth base, featuring a body crafted from mahogany veneer in a deep, warm brown with a reddish hue, finished with high-gloss French polish to highlight the wood grain’s natural beauty. The front displays a striking, bookmatched veneer pattern, while slender, fluted columns with ornate capitals flank the central door, attesting to its neoclassical lineage. A pronounced stepped cornice crowns the top, with the lower section housing a wide drawer fitted with a subtle keyhole. The main compartment is accessed via a slightly convex door, adorned with delicate brass hardware and a matching key. The proportions are tall and narrow (149 × 71 × 45 cm), lending the piece a sense of vertical elegance despite its sturdy construction. All elements – veneer, columns, and hardware – appear original and exceptionally well-preserved. The piece is in excellent condition, recently restored by professionals and showing no signs of wear. This chest resonates with the elegance and discipline of the late 19th century: the mahogany’s gloss catches the light like a mirror, while the rhythm of the columns evokes a love of classical order. The cornice and refined proportions reveal an era when beauty was intertwined with practicality – a pillar chest that might have witnessed parlour conversations and daily rituals. The high-gloss finish and mirrored veneer recall interiors where every object had its own place and meaning, and
DIMENSION
Height149 cm
Depth45 cm
Width71 cm
Dimension details
Width71 cm
Height149 cm
Depth45 cm
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