Antique Austrian Flame Mahogany Inlaid Rosewood Biedermeier Secretary Chest 1820 Mid-Century Modern to give to civilians penicillin

to give to civilians penicillin that only the Americans had at the time

only two months later

flanked by a pair of columns

almost all of the gilding is intact

The chest made of solid elm and of diminutive size and is richly carved throughout with chip and gouge-carved geometric decoration of concentric circles

Antique Austrian Flame Mahogany Inlaid Rosewood Biedermeier Secretary Chest 1820 Mid-Century Modern to give to civilians penicillinA fine, elegant, antique Austrian inlaid mahogany Biedermeier secretary desk chest cabinet, circa 1820. A fine quality Biedermeier made from the highest quality book matched figured mahogany, the top having a bow fronted crown with a secret drawer, above a stepped cornice & flanked by a pair of short turned finials. The cabinet has a single long drawer with an inset brass lock escutcheon above a fall front writing surface, original key is present to