Age and Origin: The chest of drawers is likely from around 1750 and probably originates from Germany. Material: The wood is birch burl veneer with banded inlays on softwood. Dimensions: Height: approx. 80.5 cm Maximum width: approx. 132.5 cm Maximum depth: approx. 66 cm Construction: The chest of drawers is not designed to be disassembled and consists of a single piece with drawers. Condition: Original antique in good condition for its age, with minor signs of wear, partially replaced, shrinkage cracks, old restoration (see photos). Photos are part of the auction . This magnificent 18th-century Baroque commode is a highly sought-after piece of furniture from its era, characterized by its stately design and intricate veneer work. The convex-concave curved body is a characteristic and particularly elaborate Baroque form, lending the commode an exceptionally sculptural and elegant silhouette. The piece is finished with a high-quality birch or curly birch veneer, whose vibrant grain, combined with the delicate banded inlays, creates a striking overall effect. The multi-profiled front, the harmoniously curved top, and the original Baroque fittings underscore the museum-quality status of this piece. This Baroque commode combines artistic woodworking, impressive design, and historical appeal. A rare and prestigious piece of 18th-century furniture—ideal for collectors, discerning antique enthusiasts, and stylish living spaces.