Fine quality Victorian two door wardrobe in figured mahogany, having cavetto cornice with crisply carved frieze above and pair of moulded and panelled doors with finely carved decoration fitted with original working lock and a key and enclosing newly lined long hanging section with a drawer below and short hanging section with two sliders and two drawers, all ash lined and fitted with original handles (drawers), standing on plinth base. This antique wardrobe has been sympathetically restored, it retains its original finish with gradation of colours, patina and deep colour, all in home ready condition. This antique wardrobe splits in to four sections to enable transportation. c1870
H83 1/3″ W60″ D24″ D17 3/4″-interior
H211cm W152cm D62cm D45cm – interior

Industrial designed wardrobe by Willy van der Meeren and manufactured by Tubax, Belgium 1952. Originally it was used in boarding schools, so not many of them are still around. It’s made of sturdy metal with teak side panels and has sliding doors – one in grey and the other in yellow. The nicely shaped handles are also made of teak wood. Overall a true modernist appearance. Inside, there’s a place to hang clothes on the left and three shelves on the right. It’s still in its original condition, so there’s some wear from its age. Willy Van Der Meeren was born on July 7, 1923 in Lebbeke. Although he started studying medicine at the KU Leuven in 1942, he still chose to study Architecture at the Académie de Bruxelles the following year. But he could not settle there either, his architecture about architecture did not match that of the Académie and he continued his education at the Ter Kameren college of arts, where modernist ideas better suited his way of thinking. He wondered in 1948. Van Der Meeren can be considered the last representative of modernism in Belgium. In 1964 he founded Atelier Alpha, which described the development of standardized building elements that could be assembled in different ways. It is in this context that the design for the Warotveld residential area must be seen. A well-known application of the industrialization of public housing is the CECA house, also known as the ECSC house, which he met with architect Léon Palm in the 1950s. That is a prefab house that could be built for about half the then usual price. An example is on the Bruul in Leuven.

Our professional refurbishing team in Czechia has fully restored it according to the original process.

It has been re-polished with polyutherane piano lacquer by our professional refurbishing team in Czechia according to the original process.

This item features classic Biedermeier elements. Visual simplicity, light-colored woods, and contrasting inlays characterize this style. Relaxed sophistication is the name of the game. Despite original Biedermeier pieces being over 200 years old, the furniture of the movement still feels fresh and modern.

Exceptional wardrobe created by the renowned furniture designer Silvio Cavatorta in Italy 1958. This cabinet is made from beautiful maple wood with a glossy finish that gives it a polished and sophisticated appearance. The wood’s natural tones seamlessly blend with any decor. The brass parts of the cabinet have aged gracefully, showcasing a charming patina that adds character. Functionality is a key feature of this wardrobe, as its large size provides amazing storage space. The left and right compartments of the wardrobe are separate from the middle part and are attached by a hanging structure. They are supported by an extra single leg in the middle. In the right compartment are three shelves and five drawers with nice detailed handles. The middle compartment consisting two doors, provides large hanging space with one wide drawer on the bottom. The two left compartments are also suited for hanging clothes with on the most left side a large hanging rack. The second and fifth doors both have large mirrors on the inside held by beautiful shaped elements. All doors have a vertically placed brass plate with a brass door handle and lock including a key. Silvio Cavatorta’s craftsmanship shines through in this remarkable drawer cabinet, displaying his skill and creativity.

Mirror cabinet called bonnetière in walnut and solid cherry.
1 door with 1 large old mirror (89x53cm), functional lock, bronze keyhole representing 2 swans, interior in white wood, sanded and varnished.
2 large storage drawers with large gilded bronze handles decorated with a swan spreading its wings.

Wardrobe with ten fir doors, backs and some shelves redone, interior covered in masonite, missing mouldings, keys present. Italy, early 20th century.

This is an impressive English antique Edwardian Sheraton Revival flame mahogany inlaid wardrobe, late 19th century in date. It has a moulded cornice with a crossbanded frieze over two panel doors with oval quarter veneered panels decorated with boxwood ebonised and chequer strung lines. The wardrobe is raised on bracket feet. The interior is fitted with a brass hanging rail, and a brass rail for ties and belts on each door. Complete with it’s original working lock and key. Provenance: East Down Manor – see photo The Collection of the Late Simon Scott-Brown It is a truly beautiful wardrobe which is also very spacious. THE BOTANICAL NAME FOR THE MAHOGANY THIS ITEM IS MADE OF IS SWIETENIA MACROPHYLLA AND THIS TYPE OF MAHOGANY IS NOT SUBJECT TO CITES REGULATION. Condition: In excellent condition having been beautifully cleaned, polished and waxed in our workshops, please see photos for confirmation. Dimensions in cm: Height 213 cm x Width 128 cm x Depth 53 cm.

Object: wardrobe

Time: Original 1930

Style: Bauhaus

Design / Manufacturer: Gottwald

Wardrobe
Pastel Purple
2-door
Large storage compartment above
Clothes rail center
Standing on chromed loop feet
Combierte cylinder handles on doors

Dimensions: W 116 | H 183 | T 60 + handles

10 (perfect condition)
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Height/Height approx. 182 cm
Width body ca. 152 cm
Width cornice ca. 162 cm
Depth body ca. 44 cm
depth cornice ca. 53 cm
inside depth ca. 40,5 cm
Construction The cabinet is a split cabinet and consists of four parts, two doors and two body parts.
Good used condition with small traces of use,
partly supplemented, damaged, with missing parts, shrinkage cracks, old restorations
The piece of furniture has no active worm infestation.