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ANTIQUE #SA1225276

Antique Edwardian Satinwood Painted Triple Wardrobe Bookcase Cabinet C.1900 - Inlaid Satinwood Compactum With Hand-painted Panels

£2,500    $3,345    €2,928
An exceptional antique Edwardian satinwood painted compactum wardrobe, dating from circa 1900, combining elegant craftsmanship, refined proportions and superb practicality in one outstanding piece of decorative furniture.
 
Constructed from beautifully figured satinwood, this magnificent cabinet features an impressive triple-section design incorporating a central glazed bookcase above three generous drawers, flanked by two full-height bow-fronted wardrobe compartments. The central astragal glazed doors open to adjustable shelving, whilst each wardrobe offers excellent hanging storage, making the cabinet equally suited to modern living as it was over a century ago.
 
The beautifully matched satinwood veneers display striking chevron figuring throughout, complemented by delicate crossbanding, finely executed marquetry and exquisite hand-painted decoration. Each wardrobe door is centred by an elegant oval reserve depicting classical romantic scenes surrounded by scrolling painted orname...
Antique ID: SA1225276
Item: Antique Edwardian Satinwood Painted Triple Wardrobe Bookcase Cabinet C.1900 - Inlaid Satinwood Compactum With Hand-painted Panels - (reference SA1225276)
Buying direct from seller: Lee Hawkins Antiques & Interiors
£2,500



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Antique SA1225276 shown on this page was made in 1900. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was created:
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