An rare and impressive solid mahogany Anglo-Indian two-door armoire. Such is the quality of the timber used that not only the doors but also the sides of the piece are constructed
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A solid mahogany Belgian triple-door armoire of simple lines and proportions, the two left doors opening to reveal a large space for hanging, the right-hand section with adjustable shelves. Circa
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A large and impressive French, late 17th Century, Louis XIII single-door armoire in walnut, the door and sides with very bold geometric paneling and having a broad molded crown and
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A French, 19th Century Louis XV-style shelved armoire in walnut, the door with original beveled mirror and with two drawers beneath. Circa 1880. A clean piece in beautiful condition, with
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Simple, elegant and small-scale French Art Deco armoire of excellent quality, the doors veneered in macassar ebony, the contrasting birch-veneered upright with diamond-pattern inlay, the whole raised on a broad
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This beautiful, single-door, French Louis XV-style armoire has hand-cut bevelled glass, is constructed out of solid woods, is in like-new condition with a wonderful patina and colour. The armoire has
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A French, Napoleon III, two-door armoire in highly figured ‘plum pudding’ mahogany, the doors with original mirrors featuring complex bevelled edges and flanked by fluted tapering columns with inset brass.
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Beautifully detailed, with superior gilt bronze mounts, this armoire is from Paris. Circa 1940. 56″ Wide x 22″ Deep x 74.5″ Tall. To see our selection of armoires, click here
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A French Louis Philippe two-door armoire, the book-matched flame mahogany doors opening to reveal adjustable shelves, and with a hidden drawer in the base. A good compact size – at
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An unusual 19th Century French Empire two-door armoire in burl elm with ormolu details. Circa 1860. 47″ Wide x 13″ Deep x 85″ Tall. To see our other armoires, click
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18th Century French walnut single-door armoire, with detailed panelled door and sides. Circa 1750. 39.5″ Wide x 26″ Deep x 76″ Tall. To see our other armoires, click here Purchasing
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A nicely-proportioned French Art Deco period macassar ebony armoire of an unusual asymmetrical design – a generous two-door cabinet with an attached shorter chest of four drawers. The rich macassar
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This lovely Louis XV-style bombe armoire is in wonderful original condition, has beautiful marquetry inlays, and has a dark rich colour. Highly decorative, from Paris. The interior is fitted with
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A 19th Century, highly-carved, 2-door French armoire from Breton. The generous interior is currently shelved but is deep enough for hanging bulky coats or jackets if a rod is installed.
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An unusually-narrow, English oak, single-door hall wardrobe. Circa 1920-30. 34.5″ Wide x 18″ Deep x 71″ Tall. To see our other wardrobes, click here To see our other armoires, click
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A French, flame mahogany, single-mirror-door armoire fitted with interior shelves. This late 19th Century piece has beautiful original patina and colour. Circa 1880. 43″ Wide x 19″ Deep x 90″
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A French Louis Phillipe rosewood armoire with carved ebonized details throughout. Features the original curved beveled-glass mirror and a single drawer below. Bookmatched rosewood veneer panels to drawer, arched pediment
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A handsome two-door flame mahogany armoire, the interior fitted with adjustable shelves. The piece is in remarkably good original condition with an even colour throughout and smoothly-opening doors. A useful
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An impressive, carved rosewood, triple-door, Louis XV-Revival armoire, with dramatically-carved top details and legs, having three sections each with several adjustable shelves. Circa 1880. Disassembles completely for moving. To see
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A 19th century, 2-door Louis XV-style pointed armoire with shaped panelled doors and carved details. The interior may be fitted with shelves or a rod for hanging. Circa 1880. To
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