Antique Austrian Biedermeier Mahogany Secretary Desk Tabernacle Cabinet 1820 Sold appearing before Queen Victoria on

appearing before Queen Victoria on several occasions at Balmoral

furniture and metalwork

He left Frank Brothers in 1947 to establish "Milo Baughman Design Inc

formerly of Giannini & Hilgart in Chicago and trained at the Art Institute of Chicago

Antique Austrian Biedermeier Mahogany Secretary Desk Tabernacle Cabinet 1820 Sold appearing before Queen Victoria onA fine, elegant, antique Austrian mahogany Biedermeier secretary desk cabinet, circa 1820. The cabinet in two sections, the top with a curved architectural pediment, below is a curved door tabernacle cupboard, flanked by a pair of columns with gilt bronze bases and capitals. The base with a series of four graduated drawers with shield shaped lock plate escutcheons inlaid with bone, to the center is a fall front writing surface enclosing a fitted