Pair of Swedish Blue Painted Chests of Drawers, circa 1870

A rare matched pair of Swedish painted chests, circa 1880, combining neoclassical elegance with Scandinavian restraint. Each chest features three drawers, framed by fluted side detai...

A beautifully proportioned Swedish chest of drawers from around 1860, featuring its original carved details and a soft blue painted finish with a delicately aged patina. The clean ne...

This exceptional pair of 19th-century Swedish Gustavian chests embodies the elegance and restraint that define the Gustavian style. Painted in a soft, muted gray tone with a timeworn...

A handsome pair of Danish chests of drawers in beautifully patinated grey paint, crafted in the late 19th century. The tops are painted in a deeper shade of grey, offering elegant co...

This striking pair of Danish chests, dating from the early 19th century, showcases the understated elegance of Nordic craftsmanship. Made from a handsome mix of oak and pine, the che...

Pair of 19th century painted pine Swedish commodes circa 1880. Here we have 2 decorative chest of drawers from Sweden painted in the Gustavian taste. Stepped rectangular top's and ...

Lots of detail on these sturdy chests of drawers. This faux bamboo set consists of a narrow four drawer chest as well as a four drawer commode. They have both been painted in a Gusta...

A pair of painted wood chests from American furniture maker Kittinger Furniture. These vintage made-in-America chests each feature a rectangular-shaped top over a has which houses four graduated and dove-tailed drawers, set within canted and flute-carved front side posts. A petite beaded trim outlines the bottom perimeter of the chests, which are raised upon four bracket style feet, which give the otherwise linear skirt a bit of shape and interest. The upper drawers each have dividers for storage organization. Each drawer is fitted with its original heavy brass hardware pulls. The chests have a new custom pale blue finish, which still allows much of the wood grain to show through from beneath. This vintage pair of Kittinger chests (regarded by the White House as one of America's most foremost furniture makers) would make an excellent pair of bedroom dressers...