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Antique painted armoire in pine wood – Austria, Year 1831 – Wardrobes, Rustic
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Antique painted armoire in pine wood – Austria, Year 1831

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This antique painted armoire in pine wood retains its original polychrome over a green ground, with four painted panels of flowers in urns. Originates from Austria, from the first half of the nineteenth century, where local pine was worked using mortise-and-tenon joinery and decorated in distemper. The frieze carries two red-painted reserves that split the date across the doors: 18 on the left, 31 on the right. A woman’s name runs between them. This was standard practice in Central European marriage furniture, where the cabinet was delivered dated and lettered with the name of its owner. The carcass is solid pine, with two panelled doors on a frame and a moulded cornice. Hinges and escutcheons are hand-forged iron, with knob pulls. It rests on four turned bun feet. The green ground has settled into a deep olive and the red of the mouldings has softened to an earthen orange. Handling wear around the locks and along the door edges exposes the wood beneath. The undecorated sides show bare pine with its grain and knots in full view. A piece of generous proportions that anchors a bedroom or a wide entrance hall. Its green and red palette sits well in rustic or Alpine interiors, and the painted front lets it carry all the colour in an otherwise restrained room. Details Ref.: AM38030 Dimensions: Length 139 cm – Width 59 cm – Height 177 cm Style: Folk art Materials and techniques: Solid pine; hand-forged iron hardware; mortise-and-tenon joinery; original distemper polychrome. Place of origin: Central Europe – Austria Period: Alpine folk art Date of manufacture: 1831 Condition: Retains its original polychrome with craquelure and scattered losses. The sides show bare wood. Wear consistent with age and use. This piece is part of the curated collection of Amaru Antiques, Barcelona. ONE OF A KIND PIECE Additional details: - Brand: AMARU - Style: Folk Art - Style: Alpine folk art - Style: Alpine - Material: Pine - Material: Hand-forged iron - Material: Distemper polychrome - Colour: olive - Colour: earthen orange - Period: 19th century

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CategoryWardrobesConditionGoodColorsRed, GreenStyleRusticHeight139 cmWidth59 cmDepth177 cmSeller locationGelida (Barcelona), SpainDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup


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