Matched pair of carved, glass front pine corner cabinets with a painted interior and fixed shelves. The price is for the pair.

Every exemplary detail was well executed by a master craftsman in this Empire secretary. Highly detailed inlaid figures & vines (note the Grecian influence), a sunburst pattern on the feet & masterfully crafted bow front of the mahogany doors and drawer.

Dated 1824, this antique pine corner cabinet still maintains its original earth toned faux wood grain paint with beautiful floral details along panels and crown. Made in two sections, there is an attractive open niche between the upper & lower cabinets.

This pine corner cabinet has lovely paneled doors which compliment the curve of the bonnet or crown. Built in two sections it stands 7' tall. The older exterior white paint is complimented by the contrasting blue interior. 1 key included.

This stunning pine corner cabinet still maintains its original black painted finish with traditional floral details along panels and crown. The monogram and date of 1818 indicate it was likely a very special wedding present.

This 7.5' bow front pine corner cabinet includes a built in Mora clock, making it a special find. Original painted finish, old clockworks included but not functioning.

This lovely pine corner cabinet has clean lines with an attractive crown. It is built in two sections and stands just under 7' tall. The pane glass of the upper cabinet allows one to display any collection held within.

This narrow pine corner cabinet has two paneled cabinet doors separated by a middle drawer. The dark rich patina of the pine reflects its age. While old locks currently function, buyer may choose to use keys as pulls for ease of use.

The deep patina of the warm pine is a reflection of generations of use, and is crowned by a lovely "bonnet" which was a traditional Swedish style element of the era. Two long paneled doors open to reveal two standard shelves & an upper decorative shelf.

It is the incredible aged patina of the pine that draws one to this 200-yr old Swedish corner cupboard. The interior is painted a soft green, creating a contrast to whatever you choose to display upon the shelves.

This original brown painted corner cabinet is an excellent example of Swedish country craftsmanship with traditional folk art paint and design. The date of 1839 indicates it may have been a special wedding present.