1920s French Provincial Painted Wardrobe Armoire with Carved Medallion Doors

Annihilate the landfill, adopt a century-old wardrobe that still keeps its secrets

This is the real deal — a solid 1920s painted wardrobe in the French Provincial style, complete with delicately carved lyre-and-scroll medallions on each door and a graceful arched bonnet top. The cream/ivory paint is original, showing honest century-old wear at the edges and corners. Fluted apron detail and turned spindle legs on casters give it that period charm. Built like furniture used to be built: solid wood construction, proper hinges, and keyhole escutcheons that still accept a skeleton key. Perfect for a bedroom without closets (hello, Cambridge Victorians) or as statement storage anywhere.

The D'Beetle Difference • Authentic Period Construction: Solid wood case with traditional joinery. Original steel hinges, keyhole escutcheons, and functional casters. The fluted apron and hand-turned reeded legs are carved, not applied.

• Decorative Carved Door Panels: Each door features a pressed or relief-carved lyre-form medallion with scrollwork — classic French Provincial motif. Symmetrical pair adds visual weight without fussiness.

• Generous Storage Dimensions: Approximately 38" wide at the case, with curved bonnet adding height. Depth appears around 18-20". Substantial piece that can handle a full wardrobe or serve as a linen press.