This 18th-century hand-painted pine armoire features exquisite faux-marble decoration in warm stone-like tones, showcasing the Continental tradition of imitating carved and veined marble through skilled brushwork. The door panels are adorned with ornate cartouches framing neoclassical floral urns, all executed with remarkable detail and period charm.

Constructed of solid pine with early hand-cut joinery, the piece retains its original interior and displays the natural shrinkage, wear, and patina expected of an authentic 18th-century European cupboard.

Armoires of this type were often created as important household pieces-sometimes even as marriage or dowry furnishings-and remain prized today for their artistry and decorative presence.

72in tall; 47in wide; 21in deep


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Your happiness with this item is of the utmost importance to us so please review the photographs carefully for condition. We endeavor to try and list any issues we may observe; we may not necessarily note all minor nicks and dings or we may simply miss something. Please inspect carefully to ensure your full happiness with this item. For this particular piece we found minor wear consistent with age and prior use, including chipping to paint on edges, a decorative crack to front right foot, and some cracking/separation to molding.

Origin:
Germany

Materials & Techniques:
Paint, Pine

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Germany

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Your happiness with this item is of the utmost importance to us so please review the photographs carefully for condition. We endeavor to try and list any issues we may observe; we may not necessarily note all minor nicks and dings or we may simply miss something. Please inspect carefully to ensure your full happiness with this item. For this particular piece we found minor wear consistent with age and prior use, including chipping to paint on edges, a decorative crack to front right foot, and some cracking/separation to molding.