Age and Origin: The chest of drawers is likely from around 1810 and probably originates from French-speaking Switzerland. Material: The wood is solid cherry and veneered on a softwood base. Dimensions: Height: approx. 87.5 cm Maximum width: approx. 107 cm Maximum depth: approx. 54 cm Construction: The chest of drawers is not designed to be disassembled and consists of one piece with one drawer. Condition: Original antique in good condition for its age, with signs of wear and patina that emphasize its antique character. Some minor damage, shrinkage cracks, and previous restorations are visible in the photos. The photos are part of the auction . : Antique Empire Biedermeier Chest of Drawers, circa 1810. This charming chest of drawers captivates with its classic and timeless character. It is crafted from cherry wood and displays a beautiful natural grain, further enhanced by the patina that has developed over the years. The chest features: A drawer in the upper section with two brass handles and a central keyhole (including a decorative escutcheon), Two doors in the lower section with decorative metal escutcheons and a subtle profiled frame, Solid construction with a simple, angular base and elegant side panels.