Edwardian Mahogany Inlaid Wardrobe / Armoire with Mirror & Drawers
 
 
A beautiful Edwardian mahogany wardrobe featuring elegant satinwood-style inlaid decoration, a large central mirrored door and generous internal storage. This is a quality period piece with wonderful proportions and would make a stunning focal point in a traditional or contemporary home.
 
 
The wardrobe separates into five sections (cornice, base and three main body sections), making it far easier to move and install than most antique wardrobes.
 
 
Condition; Overall, this is a lovely, solid wardrobe with an attractive rich mahogany colour and good original character.
 
 
* Original decorative brass handles throughout.
* Large central mirrored door with mirror in good overall condition.
* Two spacious base drawers running smoothly.
* Hanging section with original rail and hooks.
* Internal shelving/cupboard section.
* Attractive inlaid decoration to the doors and cornice.
* A small amount of historic woodworm to the base which is inactive and has been professionally
treated.
* General age-related marks, wear and light imperfections consistent with a piece of this age.
 
 
The wardrobe dismantles into five sections for safe transportation and easier access into your property. We recommend ensuring adequate access before ordering.
 
 
A truly impressive Edwardian wardrobe that combines elegant period styling with practical storage. Pieces of this quality and with this level of decorative inlay are becoming increasingly difficult to find.
 
 
Dimensions:
163cm wide x 57cm deep x 210 cm high
Tower - 75.5cm wide x 51cm deep x 148cm high
 
 
PB329 62000 270726
 
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Disclaimer: The first image has been generated using AI to provide an impression of how the piece may look in situ. All subsequent photographs are of the original piece of furniture.
 
Price includes delivery to mainland UK address with the exception of the Highlands