Vintage Chinese Black Lacquer Hand Painted Armoire Wardrobe Cabinet Duck Scene

Vintage Chinese Chinoiserie Ming style wedding cabinet / cupboard / armoire / wardrobe. Made of Elm featuring a dark red / brown lacquered finish with two doors that open to reveal...

Chinese black lacquer Qing Dynasty lines press or scholars cabinet, circa 1890s. Features two doors with iron hardware that open to a natural finished interior with two large storag...

The Union National breakfront was rated as the finest breakfront in the world. In 1980, after flying in the magazines Lear jet to inspect the factory and the breakfront, the publishe...

Magnificent pair of Chinese Lacquered Low Scholars Cabinets, circa second half 20th century. Double Doors Open to Single Shelf over shaped apron. Each features Carved Hardstone and i...

Monumental antique red lacquer Northern Chinese armoire, circa 1870s. The cabinets large stature sets it apart giving off a very stately vibe. Made from elm with an exquisite patin...

Late Qing Dynasty red lacquer Storage Chest or sideboard. Made in Shanxi North Eastern China, circa 1880s. Features a simple rectangular frame with two doors at the center flanked by...

Beautifully hand painted and decorated black lacquered giltwood chinoiserie scene detail display china cabinet. The cabinet / vitrine features a dou...

Antique Chinese Elmwood armoire or wardrobe cabinet Dimensions. 41 W ; 75 H ; 19 D Top Shelf. 37 1/2 W ; 13 H ; 19 D Middle Shelf 37 1/2 W ;...

Discover the elegance of traditional Chinese craftsmanship with the Chinese Black Lacquered and Hand Painted Demi Lune Cabinet. Its elegant demi lune shape, enhanced with a rich blac...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period red lacquer cabinet from the 19th century with faint hand-painted décor and brass hardware. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty period in the 19th ...

Experience the traditional elegance of this Chinese Hand Painted Black Pedestal Cabinet, a testament to exquisite craftsmanship and artistry. Adorned with detailed motifs and cultura...

Constructed with four doors, this spectacular Qing-dynasty cabinet from the mid-19th century is lavishly painted with scenes of courtly life in a grand palace garden. Seamlessly constructed and darkly lacquered, the tall cabinet provides the perfect blank canvas for an artist’s painted embellishments. The upper doors depict a gathering of scholar-officials and fine ladies in a traditional courtyard pavilion. The lower doors are painted with mythical wise men navigating the wilderness with their young attendants. Surrounding the lower doors are several boys leaping about and playing together, a version of the Hundred Boys...