Art Deco English Walnut Wardrobe
Sold Out
Made in England in the manner of Maple & Co between the late 1920s and early 1930s, this piece reflects a quieter side of Art Deco. No mirrors or chrome. Just clean lines, curved edges, and carefully chosen materials. The feet borrow from Queen Anne. The brass hardware nods to the earlier Chinoiserie revival. And the doors? Faced in matched burl walnut veneer—mistaken sometimes for bird’s-eye maple, but deeper in tone, with a more fluid grain.
Inside, the layout is all original: four fixed shelves on the right, hanging space on the left, two dovetailed drawers below, and a pair of upper compartments. The lock still works. The key is still with it. Nothing’s been stripped, replaced, or rebuilt.
It’s not just rare because of its style—it’s rare because it survived. Pieces like this were often casualties of time, war, or overzealous renovation. If this wardrobe remained in England through the 1940s, it would have lived through the Blitz, when millions of homes—and the furnishings inside them—were lost. Somehow, this one endured.
And at some point, it crossed the Atlantic.
Today, it stands as a nearly 100-year-old example of transitional English design. One that blends old-world influence with the evolving needs of a modern home. Still intact. Still useful. And becoming harder to find in this condition.
36w x 21d x 72h
Shipping & Delivery:
Standard nationwide delivery to your home is included. If you prefer white glove service with in-home setup, this is available for an additional fee—please contact us before purchasing to add this service to your order. While we aim to have delivery scheduled within 2 weeks, shipping times may extend up to 6 weeks depending on carrier availability.
Condition & Vintage Character:
This is a vintage piece of furniture, and as with all vintage items, it may show subtle signs of age. These marks do not affect its structure or functionality and are considered part of its history and character. We believe these details add to its authenticity.
Color Accuracy & Additional Photos:
Colors may vary slightly based on device screens and display settings. If you would like additional photos or details, please feel free to ask—we want you to feel completely confident in your purchase.
Sales & Policies:
All sales are final. If an order is canceled before shipment, a 25% restocking fee will apply.
We are not responsible for any damage that may occur during transportation or delivery. Please inspect your piece carefully upon arrival and report any damages immediately to the shipping carrier in order to file a claim.
Made in England in the manner of Maple & Co between the late 1920s and early 1930s, this piece reflects a quieter side of Art Deco. No mirrors or chrome. Just clean lines, curved edges, and carefully chosen materials. The feet borrow from Queen Anne. The brass hardware nods to the earlier Chinoiserie revival. And the doors? Faced in matched burl walnut veneer—mistaken sometimes for bird’s-eye maple, but deeper in tone, with a more fluid grain.
Inside, the layout is all original: four fixed shelves on the right, hanging space on the left, two dovetailed drawers below, and a pair of upper compartments. The lock still works. The key is still with it. Nothing’s been stripped, replaced, or rebuilt.
It’s not just rare because of its style—it’s rare because it survived. Pieces like this were often casualties of time, war, or overzealous renovation. If this wardrobe remained in England through the 1940s, it would have lived through the Blitz, when millions of homes—and the furnishings inside them—were lost. Somehow, this one endured.
And at some point, it crossed the Atlantic.
Today, it stands as a nearly 100-year-old example of transitional English design. One that blends old-world influence with the evolving needs of a modern home. Still intact. Still useful. And becoming harder to find in this condition.
36w x 21d x 72h
Shipping & Delivery:
Standard nationwide delivery to your home is included. If you prefer white glove service with in-home setup, this is available for an additional fee—please contact us before purchasing to add this service to your order. While we aim to have delivery scheduled within 2 weeks, shipping times may extend up to 6 weeks depending on carrier availability.
Condition & Vintage Character:
This is a vintage piece of furniture, and as with all vintage items, it may show subtle signs of age. These marks do not affect its structure or functionality and are considered part of its history and character. We believe these details add to its authenticity.
Color Accuracy & Additional Photos:
Colors may vary slightly based on device screens and display settings. If you would like additional photos or details, please feel free to ask—we want you to feel completely confident in your purchase.
Sales & Policies:
All sales are final. If an order is canceled before shipment, a 25% restocking fee will apply.
We are not responsible for any damage that may occur during transportation or delivery. Please inspect your piece carefully upon arrival and report any damages immediately to the shipping carrier in order to file a claim.
