19th-century Scottish Arts & Crafts Pine Wardrobe

Untouched Late 19th-Century Scottish Arts & Crafts Pine Two-Door Wardrobe

This superb late 19th / early 20th-century gentleman’s wardrobe, circa 1890–1910, is a striking statement piece that beautifully combines elegance, utility, and period craftsmanship.
Crafted from solid, richly figured flame pine, the wardrobe displays an exceptional grain, warm color, and outstanding original patina. The shaped, trefoil-pierced molded cornice sits above a pair of long, beautifully figured paneled doors, each fitted with a lock and a working key.
The interior is thoughtfully arranged, with generous hanging space above three short drawers and one long drawer, offering excellent versatility for storing clothing, linens, and accessories. The entire piece stands firmly on a closed plinth base, ensuring stability and a commanding presence.
In the distinctive Pugin-inspired Arts & Crafts style, this unrestored wardrobe can be disassembled into three sections—cornice, cabinet, and plinth base—making it practical to transport and install.  
Both highly functional and visually impressive, this fine-quality Scottish Arts & Crafts wardrobe is an ideal addition to any refined bedroom, dressing room, or hallway.