Swedish late Rococo two-part cabinet with an arched broken-pediment top, worn blue-painted panels, and open upper doors revealing shelved china
The cabinet styled in a room setting beside a green-painted child's chair and hung antique paintings
The closed cabinet shown in a wider styled living room vignette with a slipcovered sofa and side tables
Front view of the closed cabinet showing all four raised panel doors with weathered blue paint and an arched cornice
Close-up of an open interior drawer showing raw wood interior and dovetail joinery
Close-up of a pulled-open interior drawer with a wooden knob and worn painted front
Close-up of the lower door with an original keyhole escutcheon and scrolled bracket foot
Angled view of the full cabinet in a corner setting, showing its scrolled feet and heavily distressed dark finish
Close-up of an iron keyhole escutcheon flanked by contrasting dark and blue-painted door panels
Close-up of the molded stepped cornice corner with heavily scraped multi-layer paint
Close-up of the wood grain and worn surface on top of the pulled-out drawer, beside a green chair
Interior shelf and small drawer of the cabinet styled with a splatterware urn and a terracotta pitcher
Wider view of the upper shelf and two small drawers, showing an original brass hinge and worn wood interior
Close-up of the interior shelf edge with dentil molding, styled with dried hydrangea and a carved stone dish

Late 18th C. Swedish Rococo Cabinet, Circa 1770-1780

Regular price $15,000.00
Regular price Sale price $15,000.00
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Crafted between Dalarna and Stockholm around 1770–1780, this late Rococo cabinet shows the transition from Rococo exuberance to Gustavian simplicity. A shaped crown, paneled doors and cabriole feet define its silhouette, with traces of original blue paint on timeworn pine. It's made in two parts for easier moving.

Dimensions: 48" W x 86" H x 22.87" D

Styling Tip with Kristin: Put this in a dining room for china and linens, or in a bedroom as a wardrobe. That faded blue paint is simply divine.

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