This paper presents the procedures in conservation and restoration of the chest of drawers from the Biedermeier period, and describes the characteristics and specifics that were reflected on the furniture in that time period. The chest of drawers is from a private collection, without visible major damage, but required a detailed analysis to perform all necessary procedures. At the very beginning, photo documentation of the current condition was done, and further conservation and restoration procedures were determined. After surface cleaning of the exterior and interior surfaces, the structure was found to be unstable, which required disassembly of the dresser parts. The missing parts of the veneer on the surface, and the missing part of the edge trim required the veneering process and the production of a new part from the same type of wood. The type of wood was determined by the method of comparison with the veneer atlas. Reconstructions of damaged parts of the legs of the chest of drawers, which are made of solid wood, were also performed. A shellac polish was the final restoration process on the chest of drowers that gave it its final look.