Swedish Painted

Pair of Swedish Neo-Classic (18th Century) cream painted, parcel-gilt armchairs with carved scroll & foliate styling, sateen upholstered back, armrests and seats in a multi-tonal...

Original dark green painted dome top oak trunk from Sweden with black wrought iron straps and side handles.

19th century hand painted Gustavian chest of drawers circa 1820. 3 drawer commode with shaped sides and serpentine shaped drawer fronts.  Made from oak with later early 20th century...

Crafted from pine, this 19th-century Swedish slagbord table embodies the practical ingenuity of traditional Scandinavian design.

This is a 100% Original painted Swedish Mora Clock. The old non working clock works have been replaced with New Battery works.

A pair of Swedish Rococo style painted wood armchairs from the late 19th century, with carved splats, cabriole legs and upholstery.

Beautifully crafted Swedish pine cabinet from the early 1800's with unique upper enclosed section holding 18 drawers and 1 small interior cabinet.

Continental Gustavian-style (Possibly Swedish/ Danish 18th Century) off-white painted secretary with carved column sides and carved simple swag and tassel design on front top section...

The piece has been given a newer white painted finish, distressed and rubbed through to reveal natural wood beneath.

Pair of large decorative and impressive circa 19th century Swedish baroque wooden carvings of swirling acanthus and scrolls.

19th-century Swedish pine table with old brick red painted finish (later but aged).

A very unusual Swedish Gustavian period painted demilune commode/chest of drawers from the late 18th century in charming proportions that could easily take the place of a small buffe...

A charming Swedish Gustavian miniature roll-top secretary from the late 18th century, grain-painted and bronzed, with carved guilloche and dentil decoration.

A hand-painted white and blue stoneware vase designed by Mette Doller and produced by Andersson & Johansson, Höganäs, Sweden, 1950s.

The combination of Gustavian-inspired proportions, architectural detailing, and the strong black painted finish gives this Swedish chest a particularly graphic and elegant presence.

Mid 19th century Swedish hand painted dome top trunk circa 1854. Beautifully decorated coffer in it's original paint. 

Early 19th Century Original Blue Painted Swedish Pine Sideboard Early 19th-century Swedish pine sideboard retaining its original blue painted finish across the base, with the top wor...

The scale and presence of the case suggest it once stood in a prosperous rural household, where it quietly marked the passage of time for well over two centuries. Found in Dalarna, ...

The lower section has four drawers. It is painted in a soft white with a nice antique look, typical of the Swedish preference for lighter tones, intended to brighten up the room dur...

A Swedish Gustavian pair of carved and painted wood display pedestals from the turn of the 18th and 19th century.

A set of four side chairs made during the Gustavian period in Sweden 1790-1810. The original paint in a grayish green which has a stunning patina.

A hand-painted glass vase designed and produced by Johansfors Glasbruk, Sweden, c. 1960s.

This fine pair of 19th-century Swedish Rococo chairs blends sculptural elegance with a bold, moody palette.

A handsome pair of Swedish Neoclassical chests of drawers featuring a dark black painted finish with warm, naturally worn edges and brass hardware.

Organic slightly oval-shape Swedish dugout bowl covered in remnants of red paint.

Highly decorative and elaborate green painted single horse drawn sleigh. Pictorial gold trimmed panels, flowers, and a gold painted griffin crowning the front are just of few of the ...

19th century Swedish Gustavian bench, crafted in pine with a wonderfully distressed original painted finish.

A Swedish Folk Art crown mirror with candle arms, circa 1930, featuring a black and gold-painted wooden frame with shaped crest ornament and integrated candle holders.

Swedish mid 19th century hand painted dome top chest circa 1846.

An antique Swedish vitrine in the Gustavian style painted in an ivory color.

Swedish 19th century blue painted shaped strong box circa 1860.

Circa 1850 antique Swedish Gustavian White painted Sideboard Buffet commode in gustavian style with classic Gustavian ribbing detail on the door front and on the 2 drawers.

Painted Swedish folk art chest, dating from 1845.

Classic Swedish provincial form with a beautifully timeworn presence.

Hand painted grandfather clock with exceptional original soft blue painted finish accented in red trim.

Circa 1860 antique Swedish Gustavian White painted Sideboard Buffet commode in gustavian style with classic Gustavian diamond ribbing detail on the door front and on the drawer.

Decorative pitcher by Stig Lindberg, Sweden, circa 1950, by Gustavsberg. An artistic jack-of-all-trades, Stig Lindberg was accomplished in industrial design, textile design, paintin...

An antique Swedish secretary bureau dating to circa 1830–1850, crafted from solid oak and originating from central Sweden. The restrained exterior is finished in black, giving the pi...

Wonderful set of Swedish C19th white painted High back chairs. Their is a slight variance of height for (2) chairs. 93 cm / 98 cm Please note one seat is missing, they are ready for...

A rare and authentic 18th century Swedish Rococo bench of impressive scale, this beautifully preserved example captures the understated elegance that has made Swedish antiques so adm...

Swedish Gustavian painted settee, 19th C, the curved barrel back sweeping into downswept arms with fluted supports, the frieze carved with a guilloche band above laurel molding with ...

19th Century Swedish Bentwood box from Jämtland, Northern Sweden.

19th century large Swedish partners desk, crafted in pine with a newer antique white painted finish and pale gray undertones.

Original 19th-century Swedish pine corner cabinet dated 1846, featuring its original hand-painted folk art finish.

Pair of 19th century Swedish demilune painted consoles are perfect for adding symmetry to any room, and features tailored architecture, a patinaed pained finish and faux marble paint...

Detailed arms and base add textural element to otherwise minimally shaped piece, showing an influence of Scandinavian Modern and Swedish Grace styles on a traditional Swedish Folk Ar...

Late 18th century pair of Swedish narrow cabinets, crafted in pine and retaining their original hand painted finish.

Swedish early 19th century painted pine chest of drawers circa 1800.

A Swedish pair of carved and painted wood demi-lune tables from the turn of the 19th and 20th century.

A decorative sculpture depicting Venus emerging from the bath. The sculpture was made of plaster during the Empire period, likely in Sweden. The color is the original, restored finish.

A classic Swedish secretary desk dating to circa 1830–1840, crafted from pine and finished in black with a beautifully aged surface. The fall front and drawer fronts are defined by s...

The faux wood painted background was the folk art style of the period.

A large scale early 19th Century Swedish Clock Cupboard. Original scraped paint, superb mouldings throughout.

Gustavian bureau in exceptionally well-preserved original condition Crafted in pine and finished in a warm reddish-brown tone, with decorative blue faux marbled panels to both the f...

This is a Rare 100% Original painted Swedish Mora clock Rococo Style!!!

One of the sweetest pieces with pegging and original paint in this Circa 1800s Swedish small table. Its hardware is original as well.

The sturdy construction, simple proportions, and beautifully worn painted surfaces give the table the understated character associated with 19th-century Swedish country furniture.

Late 19th century Swedish table crafted in pine and fitted with two drawers.

Swedish secrétaire made of pine and dated 1841. The piece appears with a rare, well-preserved original paint finish in a warm coral tone, richly complemented by fine polychrome deco...

This is an Incredible RARE 100% Original painted Swedish Mora clock!!! it was actually glossy white when I found it and I was able to remove the newer white paint down to the Orig...