French Mahogany Armoire

19th Century Small French Country Cherry Armoire. This piece is a great size for a small space.

A French Louis XVI style three door armoire in satinwood with parquetry panels and carved details. Fine quality gilt bronze (also known as 'ormolu') mounts and porcelain ‘cameo’ plaque...

A late 18th Century, Normandy Style armoire in solid oak with an incredible amount of exceptionally fine carvings from it’s Cornice down to the skirt. The frieze features a carving o...

Exceptional, 19th Century French Bookcase in Plum Pudding Mahogany. The tall upper body has 3 glazed doors that showcase a storage cavity that is outfitted with four adjustable shelv...

Beautiful solid Mahogany and veneered Louis Phillippe console from Paris. C.1880. Intricately carved base.

French Empire period demilune mahogany console, the frieze accented with classical gilt mounts, the central turned tapering column with gilt ...

Armoire has bronze hardware. Locking doors; one door has glass. Four adjustable moveable shelves and one stationary shelf. Bookend matched mahogany veneer.

This mid-18th century Louis XV French provincial armoire is made of solid mahogany, which is the rarest of all woods used for this type of furniture. Mo...

English Victorian mahogany armoire cabinet with 4 doors have a carved design framing a burl wood panel with a fretwork design cornice

A fine English Georgian style Gentleman's wardrobe with crotch mahogany paneled doors on ornate brass return folding hinges and with satinwood crossbanding. Full width internal hangi...

Good 18th century French painted oak armoire, 1760 Dimensions: 70 inches (178 cms) wide 27.5 inches (70 cms) deep 93 inches (236 cms) high.    

Art Deco armoire with sycamore veneer and mahogany interior with brass medallion/locking mechanism and hardware by André Domin and Marcel Genevrière for Maison Dominique (Paris, France, ca. 1930s). Impressive, museum-quality piece, refinished roughly a decade ago in Paris using the correct French Polishing technique of the creation period. Heavy doors open to reveal eight removable (but non-adjustable) shelves supported by threaded brass brackets. The weight of the doors requires the unit to be wall mounted. There are holes original to the piece in the top back corners for this purpose. There is veneer loss to the top back corner of the cabinet, which was previously repaired and cannot be seen at eye level, and a spot of veneer loss to bottom corner of one of the doors, along with light wear/nicks to the front and a couple of gashes and small holes to the inside of the doors (all relatively minor, given its age). Overall, very good vintage condition. Stamped signature present, as shown. From the collection of a prominent French collector whose London flat...