This Regency gentleman’s wardrobe, dating from around 1810, is constructed from richly figured mahogany with a deep, lustrous patina that only centuries of age can provide.
The wardrobe is crowned with a boldly architectural pediment, lending a stately presence. The upper section features a pair of panelled doors with beautifully grained mahogany veneers framed by finely carved bobbin turned columns to each side. Opening to reveal a spacious hanging area, the interior is fitted with a brass hanging rail, allowing for continued practical use while retaining its antique charm.
Below, the base section offers generous storage through an arrangement of drawers: two short drawers over two long graduated drawers, featuring brass swan-neck handles with intricately detailed backplates and escutcheons. The drawer fronts echo the beautiful flame mahogany used throughout the piece.
The lower apron features a shaped skirt and elegant splayed bracket feet.
This wardrobe is generous in size, breaking down into 3 pieces for transport.
W 148cm (58.25") D 55cm (21.75") H 219cm (86.25") Base H 91cm (3ft)
Interior W 140.5cm (55.25") D 48cm (19") H 102cm (40.25") H to top of rail 98.5cm (38.75")
