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$9,795.00
ViewA vintage oak wardrobe designed by Italo Gamberini in Tuscany, Italy, during the 1940s. This charming piece features a rhythmic upper cornice and a curved apron under its lower drawer, adding a touch of softness. Original Bakelite and brass handles provide a contrast to the warm wood. It has been professionally restored and refinished with traditional shellac French polish, retaining its authentic character while benefiting from careful conservation-grade restoration. The interior includes a hanging compartment, four shelves, and a lower drawer.
- Designer: Italo Gamberini
- Origin: Tuscany, Italy
- Period: 1940s
- Interior: Hanging compartment, four shelves, lower drawer
- Condition: Good vintage condition. Professionally restored and refinished with traditional shellac French polish. Wear consistent with age and use, with minor losses and signs of age that contribute to the authenticity of the piece. Retains its original character while benefiting from careful conservation-grade restoration.
- Materials: Oak, brass, bakelite
- Dimensions (in): 45.08W x 19.88D x 73.43H
- Dimensions (cm): 114.5W x 50.5D x 186.5H
- Cornice Height (in): 1.97H
- Cornice Height (cm): 5H
- Leg Height (in): 6.3H
- Leg Height (cm): 16H
Details
- Category
- Armoires & Wardrobes
- Furniture Fixture Material
- Oak wood, Brass, Resin
- Pattern
- Solid
- Lumber Wood Type
- Oak wood
- Wood Finish
- Solid wood
- Mirror Coverage
- No mirrors
- Materials
- Oak, Brass, Bakelite
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This Claude Home armoires & wardrobe is sold by 1 retailer for $9,795.00. Available at claudehome.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Designer: Italo Gamberini, Origin: Tuscany, Italy, Period: 1940s, Interior: Hanging compartment, four shelves, lower drawer, and Condition: Good vintage condition. Professionally restored and refinished with traditional shellac French polish. Wear consistent with age and use, with minor losses and signs of age that contribute to the authenticity of the piece. Retains its original character while benefiting from careful conservation-grade restoration.
- What is it made of?
- It's made of oak, brass, and bakelite.
- What's its pattern?
- Its pattern is solid.
- What's its lumber/wood type?
- Its lumber/wood type is oak wood.