Inlay Wardrobes and Armoires

Large antique Edwardian quality mahogany marquetry inlaid wardrobe having a shaped figured mahogany cornice with satinwood inlay above a pair of qualit...

20th Italian wardrobe in inlaid walnut with original mirror on door. Inside it has a shelf and a clothes rail. Inlays made by hand. Original handles. All parts and locks are fun...

A super Glasgow School inlaid walnut wardrobe attributed to Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow. With both Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau influences it featured a canted D-shaped front, rich coloured well-figured solid walnut timbers and stylised flower and bud marquetry inlay. With a shallow moulded cornice above a single bevelled mirror door flanked by inlaid, box and ebony strung walnut panels on a base with two cupboards either side of a deep central drawer, the whole raised on turned legs and feet. With brass drop handles to the doors and brass bean shaped cut-out handles to the drawer, the interior fitted with hooks and a later hanging rail. Although the canted design and bean shaped brass backed cut-out handles can be found on furniture by George Walton, this piece was probably designed by George Logan or Ernest A Taylor for Wylie & Lochhead. In good condition with some signs of age including some dark marks to the front side panels and marks to the drawer, a drying line to the base left side and some nibbles to the timber at the bottom edges of sides of the hanging section, the locks stamped ‘R C & S’ and with a working key. The overall dimensions at the largest points are approximately Width - 55 3/4in (141.5cm) Depth - 20 1/2in (53cm) Height - 77 3/4in (197.5cm) Hanging space (internal size) Width - 50in (127.5cm) Depth - 17 3/4in (45cm) at centre, 14 1/8in (36cm) at side Height - 54in (137cm) For moving this item divides into three sections (cornice, middle cupboard section and base drawer section). Wylie & Lochhead The Scottish partnership of Wylie & Lochhead was established in 1829 as a firm of general upholsterers, furnishers and funeral undertakers at 164 Trongate in Glasgow. A good reputation and skill for introducing new styles of furnishings led to early success and the firm quickly became a household name with showrooms, factories and warehouses throughout Glasgow and branches later established in Manchester and London. By the 1890s the firm was the largest cabinet-making business in Scotland and was pioneering the Scottish avant-garde through the Glasgow Style of designers such as Ernest Archibald Taylor...

An antique and large Continental armoire offers satinwood construction in serpentine form and has double doors with diamond parquetry and floral marquetry opening to mirrored interio...

This two-door mahogany wardrobe was handcrafted in the 1900s. It has a beautiful floral inlay design framed by a curved molding that is characteristic of Art Nouveau. The wood has ag...

Rare and important antique wardrobe in solid walnut wood made in early 20th century. The line is simple and essential, perfect to be placed also in a modern environment. Beautiful pa...

French mirror door wardrobe 1900 Louis XVI style, blond exotic wood and elm burl armoire Marquetry work and bronze roses. Cabinet with two drawe...

Superb condition and very stylish, antique English clothes cabinet. This stunning wardrobe is another great example of the quality of English furnitur...

French Louis XVI-style inlaid satinwood bedroom suite, consisting of a 3-door armoire, a pair of matching nightstands, marble-top mirrored washstand, and a rare find - a queen-size b...

Important and spectacular French Art Deco armoire in beautifully figured thuya burl wood, attributed to Maurice Dufrène The elegant side doors feature swag-like ebonized inlaid drape...

Carved frame. Mother-of-pearl inlay.

This cabinet, designed by August Ungethum in the early 20th Century, is constructed from sycamore and has a beautiful yellow veneer. Outstanding featur...