Wardrobe Cabinet, Vichr & Co., 1930s, Czechoslovakia

A large Bauhaus wardrobe with elegant chrome details, produced in former Czechoslovakia. Originally designed by Vichr & spol. in the 1930s and later manufactured by Kovona in the 1950s. This wardrobe represents a classic example of Bauhaus residential furniture from Central Europe. Made of oak wood with chromed tubular elements, it is preserved in very good vintage condition. The chrome is well maintained, and the structure remains solid and without any structural damage. The only minor detail is a slightly curved clothes rod, which does not affect function. The wardrobe is fully ready for immediate use. Specifications Design: Vichr & spol. Manufacturer: Kovona Design period: 1930s Production period: 1950s Origin: Czechoslovakia Style: Bauhaus / Functionalist Material: Oak wood, chromed tubular steel Colour: Natural oak, silver chrome Condition: Very good vintage condition — light surface wear and patina consistent with age; slightly curved clothes rod, fully functional Estimated weight: approx. 80–95 kg Dimensions Height: 184 cm Width: 160 cm Depth: 58 cm