Made by Hynek Gottwald, a company credited with being the pioneers of metal furniture.

This item features classic Bauhaus design elements. Elements of this style are neutral colors and occasional bright primary colors. Bauhaus designers avoided the fussy and pretentious, looking for clean, modern lines. Perfect for a timeless yet modern look.

In pristine original condition, the item has been professionally cleaned, and its polish has been revived by our refurbishing team in Czechia.

The chrome parts have been cleaned and professionally restored.

18th Norman cabinet
The cornice is in gendarme hat. The wardrobe opens on 2 doors with 5 shelves and 2 drawers.
On the bottom of the cabinet, you will find a seasick motif.
On the pediment and the top of the 2 doors, there is a rosette with a flower in it.
It is a wardrobe from the 18th mounted with rivets.
The lock is functional and is supplied with a key.
Dimension :
Height: 2m40 (94 ’’)
Long: 1m41 (55.5 ’’)
Depth: 48cm (19 ’’)

Walnut wardrobe with high band bearing carved Greek, front with two doors decorated with simple borders, 45° uprights grooved in the upper part and with missing turnings. Genoa mid-19th century

An Art Deco walnut wardrobe    – circa 1930’s
Fitted out with a clothes rail, a pull out clothes rail and a shelf
Featuring decorative bakelite handles

This large, industrial catalog cabinet with multiple flat drawers was made during the 1930s and comes from Artist’s Atelier. It is made of high-quality oak wood, which is considered a royal material. Piece of furniture made of oak looks very good even after several centuries, gaining nobility and depth of color every year. This cabinet has 25 flat drawers in which can safely store maps, prints or large-format drawings. The handles and nameplates are made of brass.

This piece is in original vintage condition with traces of age. The inside drawers dimensions are 125 cm width and 75 cm depth.

Age and origin:

The closet is probably from around 1800 and the origin is probably Switzerland

Mass/dimensions:

Height/Height approx. 180 cm, width corpus approx. 126 cm, width cornice/broad cornice approx. 136 cm, deep corpus/deep body approx. 53 cm, depth cornice/deep cornice approx. 61 cm, inside depth /Inside Depth approx. 50 cm.

Construction/construction:

The cabinet is a split cabinet and consists of four parts, small parts and the interior division

Condition:

Used condition with signs of wear,
Partly supplemented, damaged, with missing parts, shrinkage, faded, old restored, see pictures. The piece of furniture has no active worm infestation. Images are part of the auction.

For sale is an original Art Nouveau wardrobe circa 1905. An identical copy (with mirror & instead of storage compartments with clothes rail) is also available. The chest has original nickel fittings, floral carvings, a drawer and four storage compartments.
The chest is in original condition and should be restored. Rear legs are missing (thus can be placed directly against the wall).

Although their design is of Dutch origin, Dirk Van De Vries’ furniture was nevertheless mainly produced in Italy. The pure, minimalist lines highlight the beauty of the materials: light wood and wicker canework. We also appreciate the rounded and delicately designed furniture corners. This chest of drawers from the 1960s reflects the Italian elegance and avant-garde of Dutch design. Timeless and endearing, this module is an original retro piece of furniture with undeniable decorative power. We can easily imagine it in an entrance, a child’s bedroom or a bathroom.

The box is old and dates from the 60s. Designed by Dutch designer Derk Van de Vries, the lines are minimalist and highlight the materials: solid wood and wicker canework. No lack of strand is noted. The whole thing is in very good condition. This model does not have a base, however it is possible to raise the structure. Key and lock are original.

76cm wide, 38cm deep, 78cm high.

A very nice vintage wardrobe. • German design • 60s • Key available • good condition Dimensions: Height: 128 cm Width: 109 cm Depth: 50 cm THE HIGHEST, WIDEST AND DEEPEST POINTS WILL ALWAYS BE MEASURED!

Wardrobe 1971 Olsztyn Furniture Factory wardrobe. ( Olsztyńskie Fabryki Mebli )
Made from beech wood legs and bottom frame and furniture board and natural mahogany veneer with a high gloss finish.
Original in good condition, even very good, slight discoloration inside the cabinet. Minimal superficial scratches, almost invisible
The wardrobe is clean inside. No smells.
External matt roof.
Small dents are barely visible.
The mirror inside the wardrobe has discoloration.
Cabinet dimensions:
Height
-185 cm.
Width
– 160 cm
– depth
– 58.5 cm.
The cabinet must be disassembled for transport. Because it is very heavy.
about 150 kg.
Very easy to assemble by two people.