Frånö Antik

Chest of drawers with five drawers in Neoclassical style. The chest is from northern Sweden and made around 1800 to 1810. Made from painted pine and with a good time worn patina. Original paint with an unusual faux paint that almost resembles tiger stripes. The marble effect paint on the table top is also original. The front of the drawers have the original ribbed decor as well as the original lock and key. The chest’s feet are newer, most likely from the early 1900s.

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Rococo corner cabinet from around 1770. Made in Northern Sweden the cabinet is in two parts with rustic patina and smaller traces of the original blue paint. Made in painted pine. There is an older repair on the upper cabinet’s door and a later lock. The lock on the lower cabinet is original and in working condition. Some boards in the back are replaced and that was likely done during the early 1900s. Healthy and solid frame.

Lower cabinet is 100 cm high, 76 cm on both sides facing the walls and 107 cm across. The upper cabinet is 108 cm high, the sides against the wall are 60 cm and its 84 cm across. The depth is at most 53 and 42 cm respectively.

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Neoclassical corner cabinet made around 1790. The cabinet is from northern Sweden and made in two parts. Painted pine dry scraped to the original first layer of paint from the 1790s. Unusual model with all the smooth surfaces. A detail is the border going around all edges like a rim. Original working lock and key. Healthy and solid frame.

The upper cabinet is 142 cm high and both sides facing the wall are 51 cm wide. The lower cabinet is 83 cm high and the sides 54 cm. The front of the lower and upper parts are 76 and 72 cm respectively across at the widest point and 38 and 36 cm deep at most.

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Neoclassical folk art sideboard from northern Sweden. The sideboard is from the years between 1780 to 1790. Original paint. The model is straight with the classic neoclassical decor. Angled corners with ribbed decor. Healthy and solid frame. The latch on the door is original and it’s always been without a lock. The sideboard has a very good patina that can only be achieved naturally with time.

Looking at the paint it’s not one solid colour but rather a mix of multiple shades which in turn gives it great depth and dimension. That unique combination only exists on this sideboard and is a product of age where each new addition and old wear is authentic. While this is a neoclassical folk art sideboard it also has some rococo influences from the previous era. Note the curved edge along the bottom. Additionally the sideboard is usually low at only one meter in height and also wider than you’d typically see.

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