Painted Wardrobe Dated 1811
CODE: A237
Measurements: H. 173 cm – W. 101 (116 to the frames) cm – D. 40 (48 to the frames) cm
Period: 1811
Origin: Tyrol
Wood: Fir
Description:
Two-door wardrobe, entirely painted in light blue.
On the doors, the four main panels contain rich cups of flowers containing roses, carnations, tulips, bells and primroses.
The colors are well balanced between red and white, creating a lively and cheerful chromatic effect.
On the sides, notches and even on the doors there are ramages, garlands and floral decorations.
Original and working hardware. Inside, the original set-up is still present, including a small secret compartment.
Restoration information:
The photographs you see depict the piece of furniture not yet restored. The state of conservation is excellent.
The piece of furniture, at the time of sale, will be supplied completely restored. The customer will decide the desired level of restoration.
Our laboratory guarantees conservative restoration for each piece of furniture while respecting its integrity.
Each piece of furniture is treated to ensure solidity and hygiene.
In particular, the following are carried out:
– structural restoration
– careful anti-woodworm treatment
– cleaning and sanitization of the interior
– external finish with natural beeswax
– internal finish with shellac (natural alcohol-based varnish)
Upon request, we can agree on the desired level of restoration and the customization of the internal layout (clothes hanger poles, shelves, etc.).