Art Deco Tall Boy by Aw lyn

A quality vintage oak compact wardrobe from AW Lynn Circa 1930s Inside is fitted out with a pull out hanging rail, a shoe rail, shelves, drawers and trouser hangers

1970 designed "Moods" tall boy wardrobe designed by O. B. Solie for Ello Furniture Mfg. Co. clad in gunmetal tinted brushed stainless steel and smoked mirror. Post Moden space age v...

Louis SÜE (1875 – 1968) A Fine French Modernist burl wood (amboyna or elm) armoire / cabinet with a lacquered aluminum frame. A recessed light illuminates the top niche of each side ...

Art Deco Wardrobe The wardrobe presented here comes from France and dates to 1930. This elegant piece of furniture combines the characteristic features of Art Deco. This style was p...

Art Deco Wardrobe The wardrobe presented here comes from France and dates to 1930. This elegant piece of furniture combines the characteristic features of Art Deco. This style was po...

Art Deco Secesja wardrobe we are pleased to present the Polish Secession of 1900s-1910s. The wardrobe was made in Krakow, Poland, it comes from the Kr...

Art Deco burlwood armoire cabinet. The doors retain their original door latches, handles and working lock and key. Made in UK circa 1930s.

Elegant and rational cupboard Art Deco Cubist made entirely of Birch Burl with original period central molded mirror. Large central drawer in which two elegant 10-component handles...

Wonderful Art Deco wardrobe from the 1920s. High-quality solid teak corpus with three doors, four shelves, two internal drawers, shoe rack and a typical base. The top and one side ar...

Art Deco armoire with sycamore veneer and mahogany interior with brass medallion/locking mechanism and hardware by André Domin and Marcel Genevrière for Maison Dominique (Paris, France, ca. 1930s). Impressive, museum-quality piece, refinished roughly a decade ago in Paris using the correct French Polishing technique of the creation period. Heavy doors open to reveal eight removable (but non-adjustable) shelves supported by threaded brass brackets. The weight of the doors requires the unit to be wall mounted. There are holes original to the piece in the top back corners for this purpose. There is veneer loss to the top back corner of the cabinet, which was previously repaired and cannot be seen at eye level, and a spot of veneer loss to bottom corner of one of the doors, along with light wear/nicks to the front and a couple of gashes and small holes to the inside of the doors (all relatively minor, given its age). Overall, very good vintage condition. Stamped signature present, as shown. From the collection of a prominent French collector whose London flat...