Below are a few examples of previously sold double wardrobes, but if any particular style looks of interest please let us know as we do get many similar designs in stock and we can try to locate something similar.
Antique Edwardian Walnut Double Wardrobe by Turner, Woodward & Co. of Manchester. This is a superb quality antique double wardrobe from the Edwardian period, circa 1900, made from walnut by Turner, Woodward & Co. of Manchester. It has a moulded cornice above two full length moulded panelled doors which when opened reveals the original makers stamp. The extremely tidy and clean interior is divided into two sections, both having a brass hanging rail with hooks. This quality antique wardrobe sits on a moulded plinth and has its original mahogany back boards.
William IV Antique Mahogany Double Wardrobe. This simple and stylish antique double wardrobe dates from around 1835 in the William IV period and is made from mahogany. It has a small moulded cornice above a deep frieze and two beautifully figured doors with moulded edges and key with working lock. The doors are framed by a delightfully carved corbel on either side. The interior of the wardrobe consists of a hanging rail and full length hanging space to the left while to the right there are three sliding linen trays above three deep drawers with brass swan neck handles. The antique wardrobe stands on an inverted break fronted plinth and splits into four for ease of removal.
Edwardian Mahogany Double Antique Wardrobe. This stunning Edwardian mahogany double antique wardrobe ca. 1900 has a moulded cornice above two full length doors with moulded panels, original handle, key and working lock. The interior has a fixed shelf above a brass hanging rail and hooks. The antique wardrobe stands on raised tapering legs with squared feet.
Small Victorian Mahogany Antique Double Wardrobe. Dating from around 1860 in the Victorian period this antique double wardrobe has relatively small proportions. It is topped with a moulded cornice with rounded corners that sits above two full length doors with arched mouldings, a white porcelain handle and key with working lock. The interior is divided into two sections, the right side has three sliding linen trays above three graduating drawers fitted with flush brass military designed handles. The left side has a pull out hanging rail along with hooks and a lidded hat box to the base (an ideal shoe tidy for today’s owner!).
Beautifully figured Pitch Pine Antique Double Wardrobe. Dating from around 1880 in the Victorian period this pitch pine antique double wardrobe is strikingly figured. It has a beautifully carved removable pediment above a carved and moulded cornice also displaying dental moulding. The body of the wardrobe consists of a central panel, with the original bevelled mirror, flanked by wonderfully figured doors with fielded panels and unusual carved portraits, perhaps of the owners? The doors have the original copper handles and when opened reveal two later brass hanging rails. The base contains four drawers, two smaller ones to the left and two wider ones to the right. All have moulded edges and the original shaped copper handles. This magnificent wardrobe stands on a moulded plinth, with castors, has panelled sides and splits into five sections making it much more transportable than one might first think!
