Habicht's armoire.

• Dimensions (outside):
• Height: 82"
• Width: 70"
• Depth: 24.5" 
• This furniture is held together by design to use wood shims and friction. It can thus be completely disassembled and reassembled without tools, nails, screws, etc.
• The only "hardware" are the locks and latch holding the doors closed, and hinges.
• At some point in the (distant?) past, someone thought it a good idea to paint the inside a muted color. Subsequently, someone (a generation ago?) repainted the inside a cheery red.

	Habicht's armoire, with Oliver beside it for scale.
	Inside has been painted when it was still in Switzerland.
	Use the hidden keyhole behind a sliding inlay, with an old-style solid key, to open the armoire.
	Two different photos of the same lock, as seen inside the armoire.
	The latch which secures the left-hand door of the armoire.
	Two close-up examples of the inlaid work, with Oliver's hand for scale.
	Close-up of the bottom of the armoire.