19th-century pine wardrobe
19th-century Chinese pine wardrobe, made of solid wood stained with a patina, representative of furniture produced during the Qing Dynasty.
The main body consists of two doors framed by rounded vertical stiles, a frequent feature in Chinese furniture that reinforces the sense of structural solidity and formal continuity. The structure stands on straight legs and a cut-out lower apron that visually lightens the volume of the piece.
The locking system retains the traditional wrought iron fittings, with vertical pins and a simple crossbar mechanism that secures the doors. This robust and functional style of hardware is characteristic of traditional Chinese furniture.
This type of wardrobe reflects the material culture of the Chinese domestic interior, where formal sobriety, proportion, and constructive efficiency combine to produce furniture of great durability and visual balance.
169cm high; 110cm long; 65cm deep.
Pine wood and metal
Keep in dry and ventilated environments.
For wooden furniture, some humidity is recommended by placing a container with water nearby.
Avoid direct sun exposure to prevent discoloration.
Do not place near heat sources or extreme humidity.
Handle with care to prevent bumps and scratches.
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