Large Italian Umbertine-Style Wardrobe in Solid Cherry Wood, Late 19th Century

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€7.722,00

Large late 19th-century Italian Umbertino-style wardrobe, crafted from solid cherry wood. It features two paneled doors, refined carved details, and hand-forged iron hinges.

Expertly restored and French-polished with shellac using traditional techniques. In perfect condition and ready for use.
Dimensions: H 230 × W 160 × D 70 cm.
Shipped disassembled to ensure safe transport.

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Description

An important late 19th-century Italian wardrobe, crafted from solid cherry wood in the Umbertine style and distinguished by its monumental proportions, sophisticated architectural construction, and the splendid natural tones of the wood.

The two-door front is articulated by large panels framed with moldings, while the upper section is topped by an elaborate architectural cornice featuring a broken-pediment profile. Refined carved elements along the uprights and corners complete the structure without weighing down its proportions.

Crafted entirely from solid cherry wood, the wardrobe showcases the warm tones and distinctive grain patterns characteristic of this timber—qualities further accentuated by its expansive paneled surfaces. The construction reflects the high standard of Italian cabinetmaking from the period and is finished with hand-forged iron hinges.

The wardrobe has been finely and professionally restored and subsequently hand-polished using the traditional French polish technique (shellac applied with a pad)—a process that enhances the depth, warmth, and natural beauty of the cherry wood while preserving the authentic character of the antique piece.

It is in perfect condition and ready to be used.

An authentic gem of late 19th-century Italian craftsmanship, ideal for elegant bedrooms, prestigious residences, historic villas, boutique hotels, and high-end hospitality establishments.

To ensure safe shipping, the wardrobe will be sent disassembled. Its traditional interlocking construction allows the various components to be reassembled while maintaining the solidity and integrity of the structure.

Dimensions:
Height: 230 cm
Width: 160 cm
Depth: 70 cm

Origin: Italy
Period: Late 19th century