Antique Ash Arts and Crafts Period Aesthetic Triple Wardrobe Armoire Compactum, c1890. Charles Bevan and Son for Lambs of Manchester.

Antique Ash Arts and Crafts Period Aesthetic Triple Wardrobe Armoire Compactum, c1890. Charles Bevan and Son for Lambs of Manchester

An impressive Antique Ash Arts and Crafts Period Aesthetic Triple Wardrobe Armoire Compactum, circa 1890, probably Charles Bevan and Son for Lambs of Manchester. Offering superb craftsmanship and timeless decorative appeal. Constructed in richly figured ash with a warm golden patina, this triple wardrobe embodies the design principles of the late 19th century Aesthetic and Arts & Crafts movements. Its clean lines, restrained decorative detail, and practical form reflect the ideals of honest construction and natural beauty championed by leading designers of the period.

The wardrobe is arranged as a compactum, featuring a central mirrored door flanked by two panelled doors, opening to reveal generous hanging space, shelving and mahogany lined drawers, making it both functional and stylish. Original brass fittings and quality joinery further underline its authenticity and enduring quality. The bevelled mirror plate retains age-related character, while the whole piece stands on a plinth base, emphasising its solidity and proportion.

This fine example would grace a period home, country house, or stylish interior, blending seamlessly into both traditional and modern decorative schemes. With its combination of elegant simplicity, Arts & Crafts ideals, and practical storage, it stands as a versatile and highly decorative piece of late 19th century English furniture. Breaks down into sections for ease of installation.