Swedish Commodes and Chests of Drawers

A Swedish Gustavian-style painted wood chest from the Mid-20th Century. This mid-century chest from Sweden, designed in typical Gustavian style, features a simple, clean design with slightly overhanging top over case which houses three graduated drawers, a straight molded skirt, and presented on four spaded legs...

A Swedish Gustavian style painted wood chest from the mid 19th century, with Greek Key frieze, carved rosettes, fluted accents and wraparound feet. Created in Sweden during the third...

Pair of Swedish 19th century chest of drawers with three reeded drawer fronts, canted corner posts, handsome hardwares and dentil molding in cream color under the darker black/gray-s...

A Scandinavian Modern chest in acid stained pine. In the style of Axel-Einar Hjorth. Key included. Executed in Sweden, 1930s.

The strong visual appeal of this lovely large rococo chest of drawers is due to the newer, professionally applied layered blue painted finish that accents the contours of the top and each of the serpentine drawer fronts. Where the paint has been gently scraped, layers of paint and the rich antique oak is revealed adding to the character of the dresser. The four full size drawers with added brass hardware rests on a separate plinth supported by four matching feet and a scalloped, flared apron. The case is sturdy and all drawers function (they do show typical age-related separation along the interior bottoms), two brass pulls are used to open each drawer. Any nicks, scratches, dings and wear are commensurate with age and do not impact the function of this large oak chest...

Beautiful 19th century Swedish carved and painted chests. This piece has clean simple lines and a lovely patina. So pretty!!

Remarkable and unusual Swedish provincial manor house chest of drawers / commode from the Gustavian period. Exceptional original painted decor. ca 1800 Sweden / Scandinavia. Nicknamed The Louie Vuitton...

Chest of drawers Swedish Rococo 1750-1775 raw finish Sweden. A chest of drawers made during the Rococo period (1750-1775) in Sweden. Restored in an unfinished oak with a gray lime st...

Produced by AB Nordiska Kompaniet, Stockholm. Reverse with manufacturer’s metal label impressed with register number and date NK R33930 - C16 6 31. Designed in 1929, executed in 1931...

Beautiful example of Biedermeier chest of drawers from Sweden in birch wood. First Biedermeier period, circa 1830. Inside the secretaire there is the central part in the shape of a G...