Large 18th Century Rustic Farmhouse Folk Art Painted Bridal Cabinet

Early 19th century Swedish armoire constructed of pine and dated 1823, featuring its original hand-painted finish. The cabinet displays a deep red to burgundy background with four ri...

Early 19th century Swedish hand painted cupboard circa 1804. Beautiful example of Swedish hand painted furniture using the kurbit method of applying paint.  BASE brown colour with m...

Beautifully crafted large Swedish painted pine cabinet with curved upper bonnet and graceful panel doors standing over 7' tall. The original hand-painted finish is in excellent condi...

Early 19th Century Hand-Painted German Two-Door Armoire Shrunk Early 19th-century German pine two-door armoire ("Shrunk") retaining its hand-painted finish. Front doors feature four ...

Painted cabinets were a traditional element of Swedish country homes, this one is particularly lovely as it still maintains the original hand-painted finish with floral bouquet and f...

This characterful pine cabinet from the rural south of Germany, dated 1815, is a special piece with a romantic history: it was once given as a wedding gift. The cabinet is hand-paint...

This original painted armoire or "Shrunk" was built in the traditional manner to "break down" into 2 sections, making it easier to transport and install, with one lower drawer all re...

Austria, dated 1806 A beautifully painted Austrian folk art cabinet, dated 1806, representing the rich tradition of rural craftsmanship at the beginning of the 19th century. Distinguished by its vibrant hand-painted decoration and exceptional decorative appeal, this cabinet is a remarkable example of Alpine painted furniture. The façade is centered by two exquisitely hand-painted panels, each depicting an elegant floral bouquet arranged in a decorative vase. The harmonious composition is complemented by colorful geometric borders and finely painted ornamental details, creating a lively yet balanced design characteristic of Austrian folk art from this period. The cabinet retains the majority of its historic painted surface, displaying the warm patina and charming irregularities acquired over more than two centuries. The beautifully preserved decoration is a testament to the skill of the original craftsman and the enduring appeal of Austrian painted furniture...

Early 19th-century Swedish tall pine cabinet built in two sections with original painted finish. Blue painted panels remain visible throughout, with much of the surface worn down to ...

Rare corner cabinet from northern Sweden made during the first years of the 19th century, 1810 to 1820. The cabinet is pine and made in two parts. It has the original decoration paint with the authentic patina of time. The paint is unusually intricate and varied with both floral motifs and marbling. That points to it being an expensive cabinet...