Original Hand-Painted Swedish Pine Bowfront Corner Cabinet, Dated 1846

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...

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 original brown painted corner cabinet is an excellent example of Swedish country craftsmanship with traditional folk art paint and design. The date of 1839 indicates it may have...

This antique pine corner cabinet still maintains its original earth toned faux wood grain paint with beautiful floral details along panels and crown typical of the Dalarna region of ...

Early 19th century hand painted Swedish folk art cupboard circa 1813. Fine example of Swedish traditional furniture, comprising of 2 parts, the main body and a lift off cornice. We...

Hand-painted folk armoire in pine with two-door upper section, open shelf area, and lower door compartment. Red-ground floral decoration. Date 1835 painted in the raised cornice.

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...

Two-door folk armoire featuring vibrant, traditional floral painting in rich colors. The doors are inscribed with the monogram MW and the date 1851. A genuine example of 19th-century...