Reproduction Elm "Kang" Chinese Low Cabinet - Late 20thC Buddha Smaller red lacquer side cabinets

Smaller red lacquer side cabinets have become unusual to find in China as they are more practical for Western homes than their larger wedding cabinet counterparts

designed in two parts for ease of transport and storage

the shawl drapes effortlessly

The style is often known as a round-corner cabinet and was first seen in the Ming dynasty (1368 to 1644)

It is regarded by historians as a high point in Chinese civilization and was considered the golden age of literature and art

Reproduction Elm "Kang" Chinese Low Cabinet - Late 20thC Buddha Smaller red lacquer side cabinetsThis elm Kang Cabinet is ideal for use beneath a T. V or sound system and is a reproduction piece made in the Ming style in the 20th century . Original kang cabinets were used beside the Kang which was a raised stone platform used as a bed or lounging area in wealthy homes. Traditionally, this was heated from underneath in the winter. The brass has had an antique verdigris style finish added. From China 163 x 46 x 68 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge