- Single Door Armoire with Birds
Paint-decorated armoire, Austria circa 1760, with a single door. The two recessed panels are painted with wonderfully natural scenes, each showing a bird with flowers and berries. Flanking the door are four panels with faux porphyry, and below the door is a marbled drawer. The interior retains the original hand-carved pegs. No restoration to paint or hardware. - Early Swedish Two Part Cabinet
Two part cabinet in later white paint with original salmon interior painted surface, Sweden circa 1800. Three shelves behind two paneled doors in the top section. Four drawers and two doors in the lower section. Rounded corners. - Austrian Paint Decorated Armoire
Armoire dated 1829 from Lower Austria with floral panels on a blue ground and side panels with exhuberant sponging. The frieze above the doors shows evergreens and tulips, the symbol of constancy in love. All original. - Swedish Rococo Cabinet
Cabinet in two sections, Sweden ca.1770. Lower section has two over two drawers and graceful shaped apron. Upper section has three shelves behind raised panel doors and a bold molded cornice. - Red Painted Armoire
Danish armoire in red paint. Double doors with three raised panels open onto five shelves and two drawers. At the top are the original hand-carved hanging pegs. Below the main compartment is another pair of larger drawers. Shaped cornice and bracket base. - Two-Part Swedish Library
Gustavian library cabinet, Sweden ca.1810, in two sections. Upper section has double glazed doors with original glass and three shelves. Lower section has carved molding and two doors with reeded panels opening to a full-width shelf. - Late Gustavian Corner Cabinet
Swedish corner cabinet from the late Gustavian period, ca.1820, in two sections. Single reeded panel door in both the top and bottom. Beautiful acanthus leaf carving on the cornice. - "Reiterschrank" Dated 1845
German armoire from Upper Bavaria, dated 1845, with two doors and chamfered corners. Upper panels are decorated with horsemen on Lipizzaner horses. Lower panels have paintings of red parrots. Excellent original condition. - Swedish Cupboard in Original Paint
Swedish cupboard dated 1843 with retains all of its original decorative paint. The dry red body paint is combed in scallops and swirls. The bold cornice, case and cupboard doors are accented with blue. Three interior shelves in the top section - one shaped for spoons - and two in the bottom. - Swedish Round-Fronted Corner Cabinet
Gustavian round fronted corner cabinet with raised panel doors, dentil molding below the cornice, and raised carving at the sides. Upper interior features rounded drawers below two shelves. Sweden ca.1810. - Swedish Armoire with Scenery
Very special, untouched paint-decorated Swedish armoire, circa 1820. The four raised front panels depict the master with his favorite animals, a goat and a trusted dog, and his manor house. The top panels illustrate a stylized formal vase and a wooden garden container that were very likely found in and around the manor. The interior of the armoire has one original shelf. The simple shape and wonderful paint-decoration on this armoire contributes to its simple elegance. - Marbleized Armoire from the Bavarian Forest
This Bavarian armoire, circa 1750, retains its fabulous original marbleized and grain-painted surface. Its chamfered corners, wide cornice and bun feet give the piece a look of solid dignity. Original hardware. - Swedish Cabinet with Marbled Panels
Two door cabinet, Sweden c.1780, with original black paint and carved raised panels with wonderful marbleizing. Graceful arched crest and shaped bracket feet. - Grain-painted and Marbleized Cabinet
Charming grain-painted and marbleized Swedish cabinet, shallow enough to fit in an entrance or hallway. The upper section features doors with burl painting opening to reveal two shelves, one elaborately carved. Under the doors is found the monogram “JHD.” The lower section has two graduated drawers, the lower marbleized in deep green paint. The ogee shaped sides terminate in bracket feet. This cabinet is in excellent condition. - Red Painte-Decorated Armoire Dated 1845
This armoire from Egerland, Germany, dated 1845, has its original paint and graceful unpolished brass hardware. It is decorated with urns of flowers and nosegays on the doors, and with painted columns on the door frame. The single drawer has a simple painted swag.
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