Austrian Armoire with Original Tooled Red/Maroon Painted Finish, circa 1800

Impressive oak baroque armoire that dates from the late 1700's into early 1800's. Note the heavily paneled doors, massive crown all resting on large bun feet. Restored, later professionally painted in layered shades of antique white and light gray; all lightly distressed to fit the age of this stately armoire. Any scratches, cracks, dings, or age related separation are reflective of age and do not detract from the beauty nor function of this large oak armoire...

Lovely dark pine narrow armoire from the Swedish countryside which dates to the early 1800's. Note the raised bonnet or "crown," the original hardware including hinges, interior draw...

This original painted armoire or "Shrunk" was built in the traditional manner to "break down" into 2 sections, making it easier to transport and install, with one lower drawer all re...

This original painted armoire or "Shrunk" has beautiful carving and painted details, including castle, church, and houses upon a hill. The original painted finish is primarily a teal...

circa 1780 Large 18th C painted Austrian armoire We can also customise existing pieces to suit your scheme/requirements. We have our own workshop, restorers and finishers. From ada...

This rare original French Normandy wedding or marriage armoire from the early 1800s is a magnificent example of provincial craftsmanship and enduring romance. Hand-carved with extraordinary detail, the armoire features elaborate floral and ribbon motifs, scalloped edges, and paneled double doors, all crowned with a crest that symbolizes unity and prosperity. Its original chipped milk-paint finish, beautifully aged over centuries, reveals an authentic patina that collectors and decorators prize for its timeworn charm and historical integrity. Historically, marriage armoires were gifted to newlyweds as a treasured heirloom, designed to hold fine linens and clothing for generations. This particular piece exudes that tradition, making it not only a functional storage cabinet but also a piece of French cultural heritage. With its rustic yet elegant presence, the armoire integrates seamlessly into a variety of design schemes. It is an outstanding choice for antique-inspired interiors, while its textured surface and bold silhouette allow it to complement Hollywood Regency glamour or even contrast beautifully with sleek mid-century modern décor. A true statement piece, this Normandy wedding armoire...

American Hepplewhite tiger maple armoire with Palladian cornice, flanking recessed paneled doors, single lower case drawer with the original brasse...

Lovely original hand-painted armoire from the Swedish countryside. The date of 1834 indicate this was likely a wedding present. The delicate blue flowers and garland are surrounded b...

Large armoire with a glazed parchment finish. The glaze has a wonderful all-over crackle. The top half was outfitted for a TV but would make a fabulous l...

The heavy baroque style carving and paneling in the doors add to the dramatic impact of this handsome dark pine armoire resting on carved skirt base. The pine has taken on a deep pat...