Early 20th C Tall Narrow Chinese Cabinet with Painted Opera Scenes

Circa 1900 Chinese elmwood bench from Don Yang City, China with carved details on stretcher and side supports. Great color and patina. Sturdy.

Found in England, this two door painted wood cabinet dates from the 1930s. Painted finish features a slate gray colored top with antique white on the sides and fronts. Door fronts ha...

Found in England, this Chippendale style chest dates from approximately 1915. This pine is its natural color with a clear, satin finish. Original brass hardware. Seven functional dra...

Circa 1900 Linhai wood panel with hand painted scene in green and fuchsia tones of a flowering tree with a bird. Painted black scrolled border and red edge. Decorative brass hanger at the top. Panel measures 38.5” high without brass hanging hardware.

An early 20th century 2-tier carved cabinet from Fujian province, specifically Quanzhou city, China. This is a very unusual cabinet as it is much more decorated than usual. On the top section, on both sides of the cabinet frame are paintings of dragons encircling the 8 immortals...

An early 20th century carved 2-tier cabinet from Fujian province, China. The carvings on the front are mostly through carvings, which are carved very deep and lively, featuring human characters as well as various animals. The oval panels on the top doors are surrounded by relief carvings of phoenix...

An early 20th century 2-tier carved cabinet from Fujian province, specifically Quanzhou city, China. There is nice combination of through and relief carvings throughout this cabinet,...

A Chinese antique cabinet from the early 20th century, converted into an open display cabinet with three drawers. Created in China during the early years of the 20th century, this red lacquered converted cabinet showcases a simple façade made of open shelves and three small drawers fitted with brass hardware. Raised on four straight legs with carved spandrels in the front, this early 20th century Chinese red lacquered display cabinet...