The Biedermeier bureau or chiffoniere is a sophisticated high chest of drawers manufactured between 1815 and 1848. A chiffonier (or chiffonnier) is a type of tall, narrow chest of drawers, often with multiple small drawers, used for storing lingerie, linens, or other personal items, originating from French furniture styles and popular in periods like Empire, Biedermeier, and Art Deco. It is known for its compact elegance and organizational purpose. While often the work of anonymous master craftsmen, this style originated in Germany and Austria to serve the rising middle class.

This specific six-drawer model is constructed from walnut or cherry. The chest showcases clean geometric lines and book matched grain patterns finished with a high-sheen shellac. Its design prioritizes understated elegance with functional storage.

Measurements are approximate:

Naples Gallery Chest of 6 Drawers No: 0030