19thC Large French Pine Faux Bamboo Wardrobe

A fine quality antique 19th century French faux bamboo pine wardrobe/armoire, circa 1880. The armoire is made of finely grained French pine throughout, to the top is a stepped crown...

A two- part cabinet with carved cornice band. A carved foliate frieze over carved recessed doors with matching foilate upper panels. The lower carved foliate panels also with birds p...

This antique European pine armoire features a warm, naturally aged finish, simple rustic charm and farmhouse style craftsmanship. The molded cornice and scalloped apron add subtle ch...

This substantial 19th century English pine wardrobe offers the kind of honest scale and utility that makes English storage furniture so enduringly appealing. Built with a tall molded...

Decorative carving in the panels and crown add a sophisticated touch to this small two door pine armoire with an aged patina from years of use. The doors are held in place by a small...

A 19th Century French bookcase in Renaissance style, made of solid pine. Consists of an upper and a lower part with a total of 4 doors. Facade-like front. Pilaster strips with flut...

A gorgeous French compact single door wardrobe in pine. Made in the early to mid 20th century with lovely details such as the bun feet and curved cornice on top. Inside the wardrobe ...

Antique pine cabinet. Removable shelves inside make it great for linen storage or cupboard. Clean lines and warm waxed pine are the hallmarks of this lovely armoire. Known as a "fa...

18th century French two door wedding armoire, crafted in pine with a rich brown patina. Elaborate carving is seen throughout, including along the crown where turtle doves appear within a wreath of flowers. Additional carved floral bouquets accent the cabinet, and musical instruments are carved into the door panels. A scalloped skirt finishes the lower edge. The right door secures in place with an exterior metal latch as the doors have shifted in place over years of use. Doors open to reveal removable interior shelves. Age related separation of planks is present, and holes appear to have been added at some point in time (possibly to assist removing shelves?). This armoire shows much old, dried wormhole activity, adding to the aged character of the cabinet (no longer active). The feet show additional distress and wear, and supports were added at some point to the back for improved stability. Restored strong, stable, and ready for use. A classic French wedding cabinet...

19th century Danish country armoire crafted in pine. The cabinet features two bowfront doors flanked by turned columns. This large armoire is considered "country Biedermeier" style. ...