Antique Hand-Painted Tyrolean Wardrobe with Floral Panels, ideal for those seeking decorated Tyrolean furniture and alpine/central European traditional furnishings.
Technical Information:
Period: late 18th century – early 19th century
Origin: Tyrol
Wood: Fir
Height: 172 cm
Width: 115 cm (126 cm at the cornices)
Depth: 38 cm (45 cm at the cornices)
Description:
Antique single-door wardrobe made of painted fir, characterized by a rectangular structure with an overhanging top cornice and a slightly shaped base. The front surface features a blue-green background onto which five rectangular painted panels are applied. The panels, arranged symmetrically on the door and front sides, display decorations with stylized floral motifs organized in vertical compositions.
The painted frames around the door and panels use a brick-red hue that defines the perimeter of the structural elements. The visible external metal hinges have a worked shape. The sides of the wardrobe are left in their natural wood color, while the base and top cornice exhibit a faux marble painted effect.
Original and functional lock and key.
Work carried out on all our furniture:
– Structural restoration: repair of small missing parts, closing of any cracks on the back panel, consolidation of deteriorated areas, inspection and repair of hardware.
– Thorough woodworm treatment.
– Cleaning and sanitization of the interior.
– External finish with natural beeswax.
– Internal finish with shellac, a natural alcohol-based varnish.
Customizations:
Upon request, it is possible to agree on:
– The desired level of restoration;
– Customization of the interior (addition of hanging rails, shelves, dividers, etc.).
