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Hand Painted Folk Art Armoire/Bridal Cabinet, Southern Germany, Dated 1807

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Dimensions :
H188 x W156 x D60
Color :
multicolour
Material :
wood
Style :
world's craft

A beautiful cabinet from rural southern Germany, dating from 1807. It was originally given as a wedding gift. Crafted from solid pine, it is hand-painted in vibrant colours. It has its original handmade hinges and lock. Inside, it features three shelves, coat hooks, and a hanging rail. The cabinet is in good antique condition and ready for use. Woodworm-free.

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