Early 19th-Century Hungarian Hand-Painted Pine Two-Door Armoire

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Early 19th-century original hand-painted two-door armoire from Hungary crafted in pine. The original painted finish features a blue ground with … Read more Early 19th-century original hand-painted two-door armoire from Hungary crafted in pine. The original painted finish features a blue ground with four painted floral panels in the two doors. Fluted vertical columns are painted black, with upper and lower trim accented in cream, red, black, and teal, reflecting traditional Hungarian folk art design.
Distress to the painted surface is visible throughout, consistent with age and use. Cracks are present along the front and sides, with scattered nicks and scratches typical for a piece of this period. The armoire has been restored, is strong, stable, and ready for use.
The left door is secured with its original interior latch, operated by reaching through a small opening, while the right door retains its original lock and key, which functions but is somewhat stiff. The interior is fitted with hanging rods on both sides and two shelves on the right side, offering flexible storage.
A handwritten name remains visible across the front doors, suggesting the armoire may have originally served as a wedding or dowry piece for a young couple in the 1800s.
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