Biedermeier cabinet, German around 1830, so-called Blender, in secretary form, b…

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Biedermeier cabinet, German around 1830, so-called Blender, in secretary form, birch veneer on softwood, single-door, coffered, with Schinkel pediment in front, minor veneer damage, partly replaced veneer pieces, stress cracks, signs of age, h: 159 cm, w: 110 cm, d: 55 cm. 4501-008

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Biedermeier cabinet, German around 1830, so-called Blender,

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