Walnut Chinese Gansu Cabinet - 19th Century Style - Teapot architectural presence that works equally

architectural presence that works equally well in contemporary

Materials: Lacquered Wood With Gilt Decoration And Metal Fittings

Dating from 19th Century In good condition for it's age - Sadly the screw stopper is missing which is reflected in the price

These are carved in a classical lotus design

Materials: Teak wood with traces of original polychrome paint and iron fittings

Walnut Chinese Gansu Cabinet - 19th Century Style - Teapot architectural presence that works equallyThis antique Chinese cabinet is made in the traditional Gansu style and is immediately recognisable with its deer hoof legs. This piece has two old repairs carved in the shape of a peach and leaf near the top. Peaches have a long history in Chinese culture representing luck and prosperity, likely beginning in the story of a fisherman by Tao Qian (365 427) who found endless bliss in a peach orchard hidden within a crevice. With 2 drawers and an