Pine armoire with original hand-painted finish in a soft, inviting earth tone pallet. The interior is divided with shelves on the left and vertical storage with hanging rod to accommodate hangers on the left. Restored and waxed.

The painted birds first captures one's attention in this beautiful armoire. This original painted "German Shrunk" was built in the traditional manner to "break down" into 2 sections, making it easier to transport and install.

This original painted armoire still maintains the quality and details of the hand-painted finish with a unique and colorful background. Shades of green, teal blue, red and brown are all on display. Restored and waxed.

Attractive carvings of vines, leaves and flowers embellish this armoire. Crafted in the late 18th century France, this oak armoire has beautifully carved moldings from the cornice to the door as well as the side panels. The armoire also features the original brass hinges and key escutcheons.

This armoire has dramatic presence thanks to the heavily paneled doors reflective of its baroque style. The stained pine has taken on a deep patina after almost 200 years of use. There is expected age-related wear to the wood & back panels were replaced at some point in recent history.

Original painted floral panels embellish this lovely armoire, which was built in the traditional manner to "break down" into 2 sections, making it easier to transport and install, with one lower drawer all resting on large bun feet.

Extensive hand carved details abound in this small scale two door pine armoire. Note the carved tassels, central cherub face, grapes & vines, flourishes and more throughout this armoire. Restored, this armoire is stable and ready for use.

Original hand-painted pine armoire from the Swedish countryside. Fluted panel doors, raised decorative feet, and finial in center of crown add to its appeal. Lock still functions with key (1 included) and small interior wood latch holds left door closed.

Decorative carving in the panels and crown add a sophisticated touch to this small two door pine armoire with an aged patina from years of use. Restored, this narrow armoire is strong, stable and ready for use.

This wedding cabinet still maintains the original hand-painted blue finish with floral bouquet in the upper doors and stylized faux marble motif decorating the bonnet which was the folk art style of the era. Original locks & keys (2 included) still function.

Single door pine 6' tall armoire; monogram of MPD and date of 1753 indicate this may have been a wedding or dowry present. Restored, stable and ready for use. The warm patina of the aged pine is a reflection of years of use.

Narrow pine one door cabinet with interior adjustable shelving; exterior has two upper and one lower drawer. Restored, stable and ready for use; one key included; Wax finish.

This large cabinet is a wonderful example of Swedish country craftsmanship including the traditional curved bonnet or crown and paneled doors. The finish has been taken down to the original pine, creating a warm and inviting patina.

Impressive baroque oak armoire with heavily paneled doors, massive crown all resting on large bun feet. Restored, later professionally painted in layered shades of antique white and light gray lightly distressed to fit the age of this stately armoire.

This painted pine armoire still maintains the quality and details of the original hand-painted finish in an earth tone pallet. The floral patterns against the faux wood painted background were the traditional folk art style of the era.

Painted cabinets were a traditional element of Swedish homes. The original hand-painted finish with floral bouquet & faux wood painted background seen here were highly traditional. Monogram of EK & date of 1798 indicate it was likely a wedding present.

This impressive original painted large armoire or "German Shrunk" was built in the traditional manner to "break down" into 2 sections, making it easier to transport and install, all resting on large bun feet. Original hardware includes wrought-iron hinges, lock and key hole cover.

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 drawers and dark patina of the pine. 

Lovely original hand-painted armoire from the Swedish countryside. The date of 1834 indicate this was likely a wedding present. The delicate blue flowers & garland are surrounded by a traditional folk art background in a reddish brown tone of faux wood. 

The superb quality of this Chinese cabinet is largely due to the exceptional finish. The old brown painted finish has slight red undertones and is accentuated by a hand buffed finish, leaving a warm organic feel to this armoire. Restored.

Utterly stunning marquetry inlaid armoire, museum quality. The superb craftsmanship seen in this exceptional armoire indicates it was a commissioned piece created by a true master. Inlaid patterns, fox, cross, obelisk, delicate outlines, names and more abound.

These exceptional bookcases are a tremendous find as it is difficult to find a matching pair. The professionally applied (newer) light gray and white layered paint is perfectly distressed to fit with the age and character of the pair.

This pine cabinet is a remarkable example of Swedish country craftsmanship and original folk art painting including a church in the bottom door panel.. The deep patina of the pine is a result of many generations of use and age.

This cupboard has a soft, warm aged patina due to the original painted being rubbed/scraped down to the natural pine below. Look closely and you will see the faint remains of original painted flourishes. From Dalarna region of Sweden.

It is the captivating patina of the warm pine that captures one's attention in this lovely armoire. Upper decorative crown is easy removed for shipping and if client desires a more simple overall look.

This beautiful red cabinet has lovely flowers and pomegranates displayed on the panels in black and highlighted in gold. The unique paneling adds to the visual intrigue as well.

This cabinet, when looking closely, still has the original intricate painting on the front of a town and city, with buildings and figures. The richness of the utterly stunning original red lacquered paint is deepened with the natural wear.