Red Lacquer Chinese Sideboard From Dongbei - Ca 1920 Origin - UK The remnants of years worth

The remnants of years worth of tika spice can be seen in the cracks and crevices

Kaika Goyuran no Zu" Meiji Empress and court ladies are on pleasure boats looking at spring flowers in full bloom

Korean Burr Elm cabinet - 19th Century The brass hinges and lockplates are shaped as butterflies From Korea

This antique Indian dowry chest is constructed from teak bound with brass

these look great in a minimalist garden setting

Red Lacquer Chinese Sideboard From Dongbei - Ca 1920 Origin - UK The remnants of years worthThis vibrant red lacquered sideboard hails from Dongbei (Manchuria) and dates to the 1920s. Characterised by its hand painted floral, bird, insect and fruit motifs, it exemplifies the artistry of northern Chinese decorative furniture. The piece was traditionally used in domestic storage. The brilliant cinnabar red lacquer, delicate painted detailing, and original brass fittings speak to its regional identity. The cabinet is constructed from pine wood,