Antique Armoires

Dimensions: 110-¼”H x 62-¼”W x 25-½”D

A massive solid walnut armoire from France, crafted during the 1840s. A chapeau de la champ cornice tops the armoire, heighting it to over 9 feet tall. The shapely paneled doors feature simple geometric carvings and hang on impressive steel barrel hinges that run the length of the doors. Impressive iron escutcheons are fixed to both doors. The lock is functioning and includes one key. The interior houses 4 shelves, one being the top of a pair of drawers. The shelves are finished with a carved edge and are adjustable- they measure 16-¾” deep. The whole is raised on turned front feet. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 84-½”H x 57-¼”W x 21-¾”D

A refined armoire built in France during the 1830’s from solid walnut, in the style of Louis Philippe. A carved escutcheon plate graces the paneled doors, which unlock to reveal a nicely sized storage cavity. One fixed key is included. Three adjustable shelves are housed within the interior, one of which is fixed as the top of two drawers. The shelves are 16-½” deep. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the wonderful patina and craftsmanship.

Dimensions: 69-¾”H x 32-⅛”W x 17-¾”D

This stunning homme debout was hand carved in France during the 1800’s and features sizable steel barrel hinges and hand cut escutcheons. Crafted from solid oak that’s gained a wonderful patina- the doors are thick with gem cut panels. Both doored storage spaces feature functioning locks and finished shelves that can be adjusted however you would prefer- two decorative keys and three shelves are included. The nicely sized drawer in the center is fixed with a circular pull to easily access its contents. Raised on simple block feet. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.

Dimensions: 105-½”H x 51-¾”W x 19-¼”D

This one of a kind armoire was custom made to showcase the fabulous pair of 19th century painted boiserie panels that now serve as the doors. Boiserie panels rose in popularity during the 18th century as a way to emulate the grandeur of the French nobility, but they also served many practical purposes like heat insulation and noise control. A marvelous, dawn- hued scene overlooking a vast countryside depicts a variety of avian species in the foreground. Antiqued brass hardware perfectly compliments the colorscape of the paintings. The left door features an interior hook to hold it closed while the right is secured with a strong magnetic door catch. The interior is painted a warm walnut color and easily houses 5 adjustable shelves with a depth of 14”. The exterior was painted to match the existing color of the door panels. The whole is slightly raised on bracket feet and adds a nice shape to the overall body. Make sure to look through all of the photographs to get a closer look at the fabulous details throughout this towering armoire.

Dimensions: 75-¼”H x 42-⅛”W x 25”D

This stately bonneterie was crafted in France during the 19th century from solid walnut. The bonneterie was created in the mid 18th century in France with the rise in popularity of large and often delicate hats and wigs and a new need for tall, slender storage options. Sharply paneled doors and sides give the piece an uncluttered, symmetrical look. Large iron barrel hinges support the heavy door. Three adjustable shelves are found inside. Door lock is functioning, including one key. Raised on simple block feet. Be sure to take a look at the detailed dimages. This bonnetier is solid and sturdy, it has the illusion of a lean due to its age and construction. Notice the distance from the bottom molding to the underside of the door on each side.

Dimensions: 86-⅜”H x 55”W x 22-⅜”D

A handsome 19th century walnut armoire, made in France in the Louis Philippe style. This tall case antique has a simple, linear composition – an attribute that makes Louis Philippe pieces ideal for their versatility and placement possibilities. This armoire has large doors with thick veneer bookmatched boards that mirror one another, giving the piece a balanced and symmetrical appearance. The interior is equipped with two removable / adjustable shelves. The top shelf features brackets for a hanging rack on the underside. The interior can be secured with the doors’ functioning lock. One key. Neatly carved block feet support the whole. Make sure to view the detailed images to get a closer look at the fabulous patina this armoire has gained over the years.

Dimensions: 58-¾”H x 37”W x 15-¾”D

A primitive teak cabinet from British Colonial India. The cabinet has been totally carved and planed by hand. It features a repeated carved sunburst motif found on all panels. The interior has two fixed shelves and can be secured with the cabinet’s working lock. A single key is included. Forged iron hardware.

Dimensions: 106”H x 74”W x 29”D

A spectacular solid walnut armoire, made in France towards the beginning of the 19th Century. The large case antique is crowned with a Chapeau de la Champ style bonnet – named after the hats worn by French military field officers of the time. The armoire has canted corners to which long steel barrel hinges that support the massive doors are attached. These shaped panel doors close before a vast interior 58”W x 19-½”D, which is outfitted with three fixed shelves – one with two drawers – and adorned with beautiful, long pierced brass escutcheons. The walnut selected has beautiful expression, which has been thoughtfully matched and balanced in each hand-planed panel. The armoire has a body width of 60” and is lifted by exceptional turned feet. c.1830.

Dimensions: 95-¾”H x 62”W x 15”D

This is a massive cabinet from 18th century Sweden, circa 1780. A wonderful patina covers the whole, still sporting its original light blue paint. Deeply carved squares protrude from the cornice perimeter. All four door panels feature ribbed carving details. Two keys are included  for the locking and latching doors. The interior of the top opens to a large storage cavity with an offset divider. The shelves on the left are adjustable and measure 33-½” long while the right shelves are permanent and 22” long. Unlocking the bottom reveals a single adjustable shelf. This is a great piece if you’re looking for lots of hidden storage space. Make sure to view the detailed images.

Dimensions: 84-½”H x 59-¼”W x 24-⅝”D

This solid oak armoire from 19th century France is substantial in size and full of hand-carved detail. A large cornice tops the piece above a carved diamond detail. The large doors feature shaped panels with beautiful carving and impressive linear escutcheon plates. Nearly the same height as the doors, massive steel barrel hinges support their weight with ease. The interior space is upholstered top to bottom in a timeless, white and pink worn floral fabric and trimmed with a soft pink ribbon. An adjustable shelf allows for some interior organization. The details of this armoire finish at the bottom with a scalloped apron. Make sure to view the detailed images.

Dimensions: 91-¼”H x 65-½”W x 22-⅜”D

This 18th Century, mixed wood French armoire is absolutely stunning.  It is Gothic-style and features two tall, paneled doors on barrel hinges.  One key operates the locking right door and acts as a pull.  The left door latches from the inside to keep it in place when closed.  This piece tells a story from inside the left door, as it has years of faded markings from growing children, some with dates and names.  Just behind the doors are four fixed shelves.  The crown and base of this armoire are oak while the body is fruitwood.  The detail continues with three paneled sides, soft curved corners and two large bun feet on the front.  Throughout its long life, the wood finish has acquired a patina that is simply amazing and has an undeniable antique quality.  Impeccable craftsmanship and detail show with hand pegged joinery.