Schrank um 1750

[@Restomaniac]

Amazing work. What a mastery!

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for watching

[@darleeneadams9833]

Such a beautiful piece, you are a craftsman and artist of the first degree!

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for the comment and for watching my video

[@mollysheridan7134]

This is so stunning! Beautiful workmanship.

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for the comment and for watching my video

[@dudimarudi]

Passion and devotion. Meisterschaft

[@Restaurierung]

thank you for watching

[@patientorlando1306]

I get so happy when you upload a new video...I am absorbed by your restorations! I really admire your super organised workshop (#workshopgoals!), and greatly appreciate your sympathetic and sensitive restoration process. Your videos are really interesting to watch, and it is heart warming to see these antiques lovingly restored for future generations. Thank you for taking the time to show us you artistry🥰

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for watching my videos. It's good to know that there are people who appreciate this type of furniture

[@juanigarciaperez5123]

Eres un artista,, me encanta tus vídeos 💯

[@scanmead]

I don't know how you even see those painted designs, much less refresh them. Beautiful work on a piece that was in rough shape!

[@Restaurierung]

you need a master who shows everything and then you have to practice a lot and also make a lot of mistakes

[@user-tq5lu1wp7e]

Heute gefallen mir besonders die Zusatzinformationen, wie zum Beispiel das alte, aber spätere Schlüsselschild oder deren Austausch des Schlosses. Auch die Konstruktion dieser Möbel ist immer interessant, wie hier die zwei Teile. Solche Griffe und Beschläge kenne ich in Norddeutschland eigentlich nur vor Truhen. Außerdem bin ich immer sehr angetan von der sorgfältigen Oberflächenbehandlung, die nie überrestauriert sondern immer original wirkt. Diese Details an dem Möbel brauchen ja sehr viel Erfahrung und Fachkenntnisse, um zum guten Ergebnis zu gelangen. Ich danke für das aufschlussreiche Video und Grüße an den Hund, der geduldig daneben sitzt.

[@Restaurierung]

Vielen Dank für ihren Kommentar. Die Griffe an den Schränken haben sich im 19. Jahrhundert verloren. Bei den Truhen benützte man die Griffe um sie leicht auf dem Pferdefuhrwerk zu transportieren. Mägde und Knechte wechselten in Bayern einmal im Jahr den Hof ( zu Maria Lichtmess ). In den Truhen waren alle Habseligkeiten verstaut.

[@michellemonksfield2171]

I always enjoy watching you restore these beautiful historic pieces.

[@Restaurierung]

it is good for me to know that you like this kind of furnitures

[@dannraff]

What a fantastic masterpiece. I'm totally glued to you're channel from here on .

[@Restaurierung]

I am really pleased. It would be nice if they would watch my videos. Thank you very much for your kind comment

[@Done975]

Anyone else enjoy just sitting on the floor maybe going through his treasured spare parts in the drawers of the workshop? This is one of the most beautiful restorations I’ve seen. Quality work with obvious love and commitment to bringing it back to its glory! Bravo 👏 Sir!

[@Restaurierung]

The spare parts are super valuable because you can't buy them today. In the past there were no DIN standards and therefore you always have to pay attention to the accuracy of the fit. The right era is also crucial. But they are right. I love the old locks and keys, the old hand-forged parts that were made with loving details and a lot of time

[@jimwalker5412]

What an absolutely superb restoration, excellent workmanship.

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you fot the comment. I hope you like the videos

[@susanwhittaker865]

Ich bin so beeindruckt von dieser Arbeit. Als wir in Deutschland lebten, besaßen wir einen modernen Schrank, der uns sehr gefiel. Aber das ist das nächste Level. Sehr gut gemacht 👏

[@Restaurierung]

Hi Susan, vielen Dank für den netten Kommentar. Es freut mich das ihnen diese Art der Möbel gefällt. Ich höre immer wieder in den Kommentaren, dass die alten Bauernmöbel in USA sehr teuer sind. Ihr Deutsch ist hervorragend! 😃👍

[@susanwhittaker865]

Als ich die USA besuchte, fand ich die Möbel sehr „germanisch“. Wir sind in Großbritannien und ich liebe alte Möbel, besonders wenn sie liebevolle Pflege benötigen.

[@Restaurierung]

Ja in England gibt es auch sehr schöne alte Möbel. Viele Grüße aus Ruhpolding

[@imochiexe5056]

Breathtaking, meticulous, authentic. To whomever this piece is destined, it is a caring,lovely work of art. ❤🎉😊 Hundtt ist sehr schön. ❤

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you very much. The new owners seem to be very happy

[@imochiexe5056]

@@Restaurierung indeed!💯💪🎉👍

[@KimRinehart]

AMAZING!!!!! That should be in a museum! I am curious as to how you source these amazing antiques. Thank You for sharing with us your talent and these pieces!!!

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for the comment and for watching my video

[@tammyc1276]

Wow. It turned out beautiful. Well done sir. Loved your video.

[@Restaurierung]

and i love your comment. Thank you very much

[@JosefSteinbauer-s1z]

Hervorragende Arbeit ist sehr schön geworden 👍👍👍

[@Restaurierung]

Vielen Dank das Sie mein Video angesehen haben

[@designabeej]

Absolutely brilliant restoration, live your work 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Restaurierung]

thank you for your comment

[@julesa.5887]

Stunning!

[@Restaurierung]

That`s friendly. Thank you!

[@montefieno1]

Wunderbare Arbeit! Ein Musterbeispiel für stilechtes Restaurieren. Kompliment! M.H.

[@Restaurierung]

Freut mich sehr wenn es ihnen gefällt 😀

[@daria77vys]

Bel lavoro 👏👏👏 Bravissimo 👍👍👍 Un saluto da Roma 🇺🇦❤🇮🇪

[@Restaurierung]

Grazie mille per il tuo commento. Saluti di ritorno da Ruhpolding

[@robertgriffith9703]

Ahhh! Pretty Again! As if it had been Lovingly Cared for in Someone's Generational Home for 273 years! It Saddens Me a little to see Drawers Full of Bits and Pieces from Other Closets that Didn't Survive. Thankfully, you Have them and can use them to Restore Others! Thank You!

[@Restaurierung]

yes, a significant part of this work is collecting. Sometimes I buy a ruin just to get the metal parts

[@mousiebrown1747]

The Master Craftsman!

[@Restaurierung]

thanky ou for watching

[@iracema1]

Beautiful!

[@Restaurierung]

thank you very much

[@RissaFirecat]

Beautifully done!

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for your comment. It is good to see that you like this kind of furniture.🥰

[@bethrundle5560]

Amazing work!

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for watching. You have a sweet dog!

[@augusthermann2421]

An den Schmutzresten in einem so alten Möbel hätte ja schon fast ein Paläogenetiker seinen Spaß 😉

[@Restaurierung]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@andersonparks1390]

... und daraus bauen sie dann meinen Ur-ur-ur-ur-ur-urgroßvater nach ;-)

[@ustas672]

Super ...

[@Restaurierung]

Vielen Dank für das Ansehen des Videos

[@juanigarciaperez5123]

Eres un artista,,me encanta tus vídeos 💯

[@Restaurierung]

Es bueno para mí saber que te gustan mis muebles. Gracias por el lindo comentario

[@bolinfan1519]

Your combination of top-level videography and photography is unmatched, as is your restoration work. It would be very interesting if the original owner was identified, family tree constructed, and living descendants contacted to see the video, but that is just a fantasy. The thought has occurred to me that the cupboard may have been left behind by a family which immigrated to America or elsewhere. Below are the major immigration waves by Germans to the U.S.: 1700s - The settling of the British colonies by small German-speaking religious groups continued. The groups included Swiss Mennonites, Baptist Dunkers, Schwenkfelders, Moravians, Amish, and Waldensians; most German immigrants belonged to the main Lutheran and Reformed churches. The central colonies received the greatest part of this immigration, especially Pennsylvania. 1790 - By this date as many as 100,000 Germans may have immigrated to America; they and their descendants made up an estimated 8.6 percent of the population of the United States; in Pennsylvania they accounted for 33 percent of the population; in Maryland for 12 percent. 1848-49 - The failure of the revolutions of 1848 to establish democracy caused thousands to leave Germany to settle in America; the most famous of these refugees was Carl Schurz. He later served as a Union general in the Civil War, a United States senator from Missouri, and secretary of the interior under President Rutherford B. Hayes. 1850s - Nearly one million Germans immigrated to America in this decade, one of the peak periods of German immigration; in 1854 alone, 215,000 Germans arrived in this country. 1860 - An estimated 1.3 million German-born immigrants resided in the United States; 200 German-language magazines and newspapers were published in this country; in St. Louis alone, there were seven German-language newspapers.

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you for watching my video and for the informative comment

[@bolinfan1519]

@@Restaurierung My pleasure, sir!

[@tammydow6112]

😊Nice Piece

[@Restaurierung]

i like to hear that you like this kind of furnitures

[@oslocity5162]

Fantastisk utført jobb

[@Restaurierung]

thank you for your comment. Greetings from Ruhpolding

[@НаталияСудибор-щ5с]

👏👏👏

[@Restaurierung]

❤❤

[@virginiarisco7460]

Que bonito mueble.

[@Restaurierung]

Estoy muy contento de que les gusten los muebles. Gracias por ver el video

[@MarcoHarryV]

Wieder ein schönes Video und eine schöne Arbeit. Wie ein anderer kommentierte, die Zusatzinformationen sind Gold wert, so lernt man und versteht es. Ich stelle mir bloß die Frage, wieso ist der Schank 2 geteilt gewesen? Hat den jemand zersägt, um 2 Schränke zu haben? Zudem frage ich mich, wieso der Schrank Truhengriffe an der Seite hat. Ist das Original so gewesen? Viele Grüße.

[@Restaurierung]

da in den bayerischen Höfen die Stiegen früher oft sehr schmal und eng waren, konnte man so leichter in die oberen Stockwerke. Die Griffe waren zum Transport gedacht. Zu Maria Lichtmesse durften die Knechtschaft im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert den Bauernhof wechseln. Der neue Bauer kam und der ganze Besitz des Knechtes oder der Magd war im Schrank. Der kam auf ein Pferdefuhrwerk und man fuhr zum neuen Hof. Man nannte sie auch Brandgriffe, denn bei einem Brand ( das gab es früher natürlich häufiger als heute) konnte man den Schrank so schnell aus dem Haus schaffen.

[@meme-pw8lz]

You really do beautiful work! I would love to be able to replicate the wood stain/ graining technique you show in this video. What product[s] do you use?

[@Restaurierung]

Thank you very much for your comment. I use the things that were found on the farm 200 years ago. flour sugar egg beer walnut shells. The colors are grinded stones and earth. For example Terra de sienna from italy. The important point are the old technics, not the product. When i started i worked for a few years with an old experienced Restaurator and tried to learn as much as possible from him.

[@1952758]

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[@Restaurierung]

😃👍

[@cristinapapini-z6g]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Restaurierung]

Vielen Dank und viele Grüße