Black painted pine bookcase with crown molding and fluted side column accents. Restored, later professionally painted in black and lightly distressed to fit the age and grace of this versatile cabinet.

This original painted pine podium is an unusual find, with interior drawers/bins and desktop which opens to reveal storage as well. The original green paint has a very dark hue, and reveals distress from generations of use.

This old pine cupboard has been painted over multiple times in its long life, with current tones of layered blue toned gray revealing plum and natural pine wood below. Drawers, panels and decorative diamond in cream/buff.

This large bleached oak bookcase or display cabinet has three long glass panels with heavy carved panels on bottom and stands 8' tall. Ideal for display of books or any collection, the interior shelves are adjustable (pegs included).

This 8' tall bleached oak bookcase/display cabinet has three long glass panels with heavy carved panels on bottom. Ideal for display of any collection, the interior shelves are adjustable & entire case "breaks down" for transportation/installation.

Beautifully crafted Swedish Pine Cabinet with curved upper bonnet and graceful panel doors standing over 7' tall. Newer custom professionally painted finish in layered shades of gray and lightly distressed to fit the age & grace of this lovely cabinet.

Large 6.5' tall/8.5' wide mahogany wood bookcase display cabinet. Note the adjustable shelving in the upper display area which is narrow at 7.5" depth interior. Lower cabinet reveal 14" depth for storage. Locks function.

Stunning walnut sideboard with original marble top. Note the striking burled wood and curved cabinet ends. Black forest hunt carvings including fish, boar, ram and fowl on each door.

Narrow original brown painted hanging cabinet with decorative carved crown. Two small hook/latches secure the door which is hinged on the right side. 

Gustavian gray painted tall pine sideboard or server cabinet with traditional carved fluted diamond panels, tapered fluted feet. Interior reveals two shelves, additional 3rd upper shelf is recessed and originally served as a silver spoon rack.

Swedish Gustavian original gray painted pine sideboard with attractive curved sides and traditional fluted panel details. The curved end cabinet doors and drawers make this cabinet a special find. 2 keys included.

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.

The deep patina of the antique pine is evidence of it's age in this hanging cabinet with original hardware. Adding to the charm is the original folk art paint. Restored, stable, ready to hang and enjoy. Wax finish.

It is difficult to find a cabinet or sideboard with exceptional original folk art paint such as this one. The two panel doors are painted with a traditional floral motif against a faux wood background. The date of 1791 is seen on the left door.

The great appeal of this remarkable 4-door cabinet is largely due to the original brick red paint, which has been softened through generations of use. Cabinets with bowed doors are hard to come by, making this special with its country Biedermeier style.

The deep patina of the antique pine is evidence of it's age in this old hanging cabinet with original hardware and carved crown. Adding to the charm is the original brick red painted finish. Restored, stable and ready to hang.

Pair, small Swedish country cabinets standing on elongated tapered legs may serve as a nightstands. A single drawer rests above two simple paneled doors all with carved fluted details. A skeleton key is used as a pull to open each door.

Pair of pine antique bookcases with adjustable interior shelving. The unique configuration of each cabinet includes an upper single door with 20.75" interior width and two doors which open to reveal 42" wide interior storage.

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.

This European country pine cupboard may be used as a display cabinet or bookcase. The upper pane glass doors allow for ideal display of any collection held within and adjustable shelves create flexible storage.

This European country pine cupboard may be used as a display cabinet or bookcase. The upper pane glass doors allow for ideal display of any collection held within. The professionally applied white painted finish is complimented by the contrasting interior.

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.

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.

Original painted Swedish wedding cabinet from the early 1800's with floral bouquet on each door. Note the traditional curved and carved upper bonnet, two cabinet doors over three lower drawers, four interior shelves and upper spoon rack.

Exceptional original painted sideboard. The double monogram & date of 1843 indicate it was likely a special wedding present. It never had pulls and the old lock was removed years ago, so presently you open the door simply at the edge.

This pine sideboard is a wonderful example of Swedish country craftsmanship with unique carving along the two drawers. The faux wood painted background was the folk art style of the period. Restored and waxed.

Green painted pine sideboard or buffet with carved lion head accents on doors. Newer, professionally applied seafoam green paint brings fresh life to this cabinet. Note the handsome carved panels, dentil molding & handsome side details.

The heavily paneled doors and attractive blue painted finish draw one to this handsome oak sideboard. The newer professionally applied blue finish reveals layers of paint and distress that add an aged grace to this cabinet that was crafted in the early 1800's.

This cabinet or sideboard with original folk art paint is a special find. The monogram MAS and date of 1860 indicate it was likely a very special wedding present for a young couple. Single lock and key.

Striking walnut gun cabinet with attractive carving and turned columns. Holds 9 guns and stands over 8' tall. Locks currently function with 2 keys included. Built in two sections for easier transportation and installation.

This narrow armoire from the Swedish countryside shows off its age in the warm, deep patina of the natural pine. The original hand-painted teal blue panels were painted in the folk art style of the era. See interior shelving.

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.

This highly unusual secretary is a special find. The remarkable folk art painted finish is all original, with brick red, salmon, yellow, blue and green all used to create the delightful flourishes. The interior desk is painted green and holds 8 drawers and the drop down desk top.

This charming single door armoire is in excellent original condition. The case is painted a dark green with red folk art accents seen in the painted panels, crown and base. The original lock mechanism still works. Restored and waxed.

This lovely painted armoire still maintains the quality and details of the original hand-painted details seen in the panels, drawer & canted sides. Note the Christogram, "IHS" and the date of 1834 and monogram of MM are seen under the crown.