Cupboard - Pinewood - German military cabinet

German military wardrobe from the Second World War
Gottlob Perk Möbel Fabrik, Forst – 1940

This tall wooden wardrobe dates from 1940 and is attributed to military institutional use in Germany during the war. Built to last and for strictly functional use, it reflects the rigorous construction standards that characterized European equipment during the conflict.

This compact, two-door piece of furniture is made of solid pine and represents the utilitarian production standards of the wartime period, prioritizing strength and functionality over decoration.

The wood has retained its natural aging and authentic wear. The surface has been cleaned and treated with Liberon hard wax, which protects it while preserving its original character and structure.

Fully dismantlable using interlocking joints, but reassembly requires some carpentry expertise.