South American Cupboards

Wrought iron multi bottle wine safe. Hangs on wall or sits on floor.

A stunning example of 19th-century craftsmanship from Minas Gerais, this painted armoire exudes rustic charm and historical significance. The piece features a striking combination of...

18th century Bolivian fruitwood colonial cabinet, hand-carved with classical geometric patterns and floral motifs, covering the four doors and two drawers and side panels.   

Bucha Soberana by Cultivado em Casa Materials: Luffa, wood Dimensions: 80 x 45 x 175 cm Luffa (known scientifically as luffa cynlindrica), a recurrent climbing plant in Brazilia...

An exquisite Spanish Colonial 17th Century Taquillón, a piece that epitomizes the craftsmanship and artistic sensibility of the Spanish Baroque period. This beautifully carved chest,...

This late 18th-century Brazilian armoire from Minas Gerais is a remarkable piece of colonial craftsmanship, reflecting the region’s rich history and artisanal excellence. Made from solid hardwood, this heavy and imposing piece exudes a timeless elegance, showcasing a beautiful patina that has developed over centuries. Its design features an arched pediment top, a hallmark of late colonial aesthetics, adding a touch of grandeur to its sturdy form. The armoire boasts two large paneled doors with original iron hinges and a central latch, opening to reveal ample storage space with shelves and two lower drawers. The drawers retain their original cast iron pulls, intricately designed with a floral motif, a detail that highlights the artisanal attention to detail typical of the period. Resting on finely carved, slightly splayed feet, the piece demonstrates stability and durability, characteristics essential for furniture from this era. This armoire is not only a functional storage solution but also a statement piece, embodying the charm and authenticity of 18th-century Brazilian colonial furniture...