Paint Linen Presses

A Swedish black painted two-part linen press from the Gustavian period, circa 1780. This piece is made in two parts for easy of transport (lower dresser base and upper cabinet). This...

18th Century Swedish Linen Press from late 1700's. Has original hardware, aged painted finish. Comes with 3 keys. Two-piece set

A Swedish painted linen press or armoire from the Rococo period, circa 1760. This piece is made in two parts with original locks and cast brass hardware. This cabinet is beautifully ...

Vintage Arhaus Camden Field Collection armoire, cabinet or linen press featuring a painted farmhouse cottage scene with an open door, blooming flowers, and lounging black cat sunbath...

An 18th century two-part Swedish linen press or armoire from the Rococo period with original bronze hardware, locks, and keys. This cabinet is beautifully proportioned with a gracefully arched pediment cornice, scalloped apron, and cabriole legs. The antique patina is a neutral, light ivory / gray with wood showing through in areas. The interior paint is original and the upper section contains three fixed shelves, the top shaped and slotted for spoons. The bottom cabinet has two large drawers and two small drawers. A grand size with excellent storage. We offer expedited, fully-insured, custom packaged / crated, domestic and global shipping, including delivery to the door service, delivery to a receiver service, and white glove service, which includes inside setup with debris removal. Please inquire for more information. A linen press is a piece of furniture traditionally used to store and press linens, such as sheets, pillowcases, and towels. Typically, these cabinets consists of an upper section with shelves and a lower section with drawers. Today, linen press cabinets are often used to store barware, glassware, dinnerware, table linens...

An impressive chest of drawers or linen press by David T Smith & Co of Morrow Ohio, circa 1986. Made from poplar with an old red crackled finish by artis...

19th Century Pine armoire in original green paint with two paneled doors painted red on interior revealing three shelves, and gently scalloped skirt. Locking mechanism with key.

Reclaimed pine country farmhouse cupboard, linen press or display cabinet. Features a chic white distressed painted finish and paneled glass doors. ...

20th c., A beautiful custom made Louis XVI style armoire, hand painted with a flowering urn motif, in pale beiges on a light cream background. The upper cabinet interior has been fitted with two shelves and has space for electronics. This section could easily be converted into hanging space for clothes or for linen storage. The lower section of the cabinet has three drawers. The quality of the painting is exquisite. The designer commissioned for this piece, Ned Marshall, is a master at beautifully painted furniture. A piece like this would have been time consuming and costly to produce. The cabinet is unmarked. Dimensions: 80"h x 49"w x 27"d Condition: Good. Overall condition is very clean, with paint intact. There are a few small nicks and scratches, consistent with age and use. There is a small (and inelegant) cut-out at the back of the upper cabinet. Shows well and ready to place, Provenance: A Private Collection: 600 West 115th Street, NYC; Ned Marshall Interiors, Inc. About Ned Marshall Interiors, Inc.: His work has appeared in Architectural Design, House + Garden, House Beautiful, Town & Country, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Vogue Magazine and The Advocate and books such as “Big Easy Style”, “40 years of Fabulous”, “House Beautiful Windows”, “Rooms with a View”, “Interior Visions...

A Swedish painted linen press or armoire from the Rococo period, circa 1760. This piece is made in two parts with original locks and cast brass hardware. This cabinet is beautifully ...

An 18th century two-part Swedish linen press or armoire from the Rococo period. Provenance on the inside doors dates piece to 1796 and 1826. This period Rococo marriage cabinet...

A rare and impressive hand-carved cabinet with original brass hardware, Corinthian capitals, and column base escutcheon caps. This 18th c. Dutch oak linen press from the Rococo perio...