ANTIQUE WARDROBES
 

Emilia Romagna, Early XVIII Century

Large wardrobe supported by shelf feet, on the front it has two doors decorated with geometric tiles; leaf carvings present on the uprights, the hat is supported by a bracketed frame. In walnut.

Italy, First Quarter XIX Century

Wardrobe with 2-door front decorated with carved rhomboidal tiles. Inside there are 2 doors on the bottom shelf. Italy first quarter of the 19th century

Provence, Mid XIX Century

Large Provençal walnut wardrobe, supported by curled feet, on the front it has two paneled doors with solid elm briar slabs, framed by characteristic wavy frames.

Lombardy second quarter of the 19th century

Charles X wardrobe with three doors with carved and perforated cymatium with central anthemium, side leaf motifs and pine cones on the corners. Central door with mirror and side door panels in walnut to replace glass panels. Three drawers in the lower band, grissinate uprights and top-shaped feet. Upper backs replaced with plywood.

Italy Early 18th century

Lombard baroque wardrobe in walnut, Italy, early 18th century. Top indentation, front equipped with a pair of paneled doors with wooden frames; paneling also present on the sides. Cantilever feet and some frames replaced. Restorations.

Italy, XX Century

Venetian Baroque style wardrobe supported by curly legs, on the front it has a central part with a drawer surmounted by a door with mirror and two side doors; entirely lacquered and with golden frames, it is decorated with floral motifs.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Walnut wardrobe with two paneled doors, supported by feet, the front ones of which are turned.

England, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Edwardian wardrobe supported by truncated pyramidal feet, in the central part it has four drawers, a row made up of three drawers surmounted by a pair of doors, while on the sides there are two large mirrored doors; in mahogany, it is adorned with Adams-style inlays. The locks are branded "Hobbes&Co London", an important company in the sector active since the 19th century; in sitography this group is often also referred to as direct producers of furniture and furnishings.

Italy 20th Century

Pantry in Renaissance style made with antique parts, walnut wood, Italy 20th century. Front and sides decorated with molded frames and semicircular geometric elements, pair of doors, shelf feet. Walnut interior, fir shelves.

Provence early 20th century

Small carved wardrobe made up of reworked ancient parts. Front with two doors decorated with panels with wavy borders, capital carving in the band of the frieze, flower in a vase on the central part that separates the two doors and radial carving on the apron. Wavy feet. Interior composed of three shelves and three small drawers, the central one closed with a lock. Provence early 20th century

Italy Late 19th Century

Umbertino wardrobe in walnut and walnut veneer, Italy late 19th century. Front with 2 paneled doors, drawer in the lower band, turned feet. Upper part with pair of turned tips. Interior spruce.

Late 18th century

Neoclassical wardrobe supported by shelf feet, on the front it has two paneled doors decorated with characteristic tiles, even the sides are paneled; in walnut, the lock has been replaced.

Genoa, Mid XIX Century

Walnut wardrobe with high band bearing carved Greek, front with two doors decorated with simple borders, 45° uprights grooved in the upper part and with missing turnings. Genoa mid-19th century

Piedmont Last Quarter of the 18th Century

Neoclassical poplar wardrobe, Piedmont, last quarter of the 18th century. Front with two paneled doors, decorated with rhomboidal geometric elements and carved rosettes, the latter decoration also present on the cymatium and characterized by a double corolla. Wavy apron. Lock replaced.