Neo-Gothic mirrored wardrobe in solid walnut – Late 19th century

Neo-Gothic walnut mirror wardrobe – Late 19th century. Elegant neo-Gothic mirror wardrobe made of solid walnut, French work from the second half of the 19th century. The front is adorned with a large bevelled mirror door that occupies almost the entire height, offering both a practical function and a beautiful decorative effect. It is framed by turned and fluted columns resting on sculpted bases, highlighting the architectural character of the whole. The overhanging cornice is richly embellished with a frieze of finely carved Gothic arcatures, topped with a pierced pediment decorated with trilobed motifs and finials. This ornamentation directly recalls the medieval architecture that inspired the neo-Gothic taste of the 19th century. The interior opens onto several storage shelves offering ample storage capacity. The piece rests on a moulded plinth finished with flattened turned feet. With its slender proportions and large mirror, this wardrobe will find its place in a bedroom, hallway, or dressing room, while providing a remarkable decorative presence. Period: Late 19th century. Style: Neo-Gothic. Material: Solid walnut. Antique mirror. Dimensions: Height: 240 cm. Width: 105 cm. Depth: 51 cm. Very high-quality craftsmanship for this neo-Gothic wardrobe combining elegance, functionality, and rich decoration. A character piece ideal for enthusiasts of 19th-century historicist furniture.