5 Door Sideboard From Mongolia - 19th Century Chest of Drawers This Japanese woodblock print of

This Japanese woodblock print of two moorhens is by master artist Ohara Koson (1877 - 1945)

The central lintel features a beautifully rendered Ganesha—the remover of obstacles and guardian of thresholds—flanked by six kalaśa (sacred vessels) from which scrolling foliage and blossoms emerge

and gentle wear all contribute to the authenticity and charm of this piece

Material: Reclaimed teak with multi-layered painted finish

This small table antique Chinese table is known as a kang table

5 Door Sideboard From Mongolia - 19th Century Chest of Drawers This Japanese woodblock print ofThis 19th century elm sideboard originated as a farmhouse grain store from the border region between Mongolia and Gansu Province in northern China. Built to withstand daily agricultural life, its substantial elm carcass and original iron bindings have ensured its survival for well over a century, while developing the rich colour and character that only age can create. Originally, this piece would have opened from the top to store grain safely away