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Antique Biedermeier baby crib/rocking cradle, circa 1820–1850, made from walnut wood with pine veneered panels, origin Romania, in good condition with no restoration or alterations, dimensions 156 cm high by 95 cm wide by 52 cm deep.

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Biedermeier-style baby crib/rocking cradle (1820–1850), crafted from walnut wood and veneer. The decorative elements are made of solid wood, while the panels consist of pine veneered with walnut.
In very good condition.
Dimensions: 156 cm height x 95 cm width x 52 cm depth.
No restoration.
No alterations.

Biedermeier-style baby crib/rocking cradle (1820–1850), crafted from walnut wood and veneer. The decorative elements are made of solid wood, while the panels consist of pine veneered with walnut.
In very good condition.
Dimensions: 156 cm height x 95 cm width x 52 cm depth.
No restoration.
No alterations.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Biedermeier
Wood type
Walnut
Country of origin
Romania
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
156 cm
Width
95 cm
Depth
52 cm
Estimated period
circa 1820-1850
RomaniaVerified
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Object sold
1
Object in auction
Private

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