Chinese Red Lacquer Pig Skin Trunk

Painted Swedish trunk, the dome top with painted flowers and foliage, steel strap hinges and center steel handle. The front and sides have similar floral decoration.

Painted steel bound trunk, with hand wrought steel straps on all sides, open interior with candle box on right, original steel hinges. The top has ''bread ...

Painted leather camphor wood trunk, the top is double brass studded with brass framing. It is painted with a floral center cartouche and borders and...

English brass studded painted trunk has steel support strapping and the original steel carrying handles. It appears that the original covering is leather...

Inlaid mother of pearl truck , the top with multiple cast iron studs and the corners feature an interesting pattern of tiny brass beads. The sides have wrought iron carrying handles ...

Carved walnut English Foliate needlepoint Firescreen, the center featuring floral and foliate, the carved walnut frame with scrolled feet.

An antique Chinese parchment and wood trunk in black lacquer, China, 1920s. It has its original hardware with a frontal lock, handles at both sides and a beautiful stripped original...

Asian Chinese black lacquered floor trunk with a rounded arch shaped top and decorated with Chinese genre scenes and having a red painted and parcel gilt interior.

A 19th century Chinese red lacquered trunk with gilt decoration depicting a court scene with mountains and foliage. This highly decorative trunk is very functional and could be used...

A work of art in itself, this finely woven Qing-dynasty trunk likely once stored prized painted scrolls. Framed in elmwood, the trunk’s panels are lined with thin reeds that were pai...

Antique Chinese red lacquered Ming style lined small chest or trunk, circa 1920. This handsome chest features unique oversized brass hardware, a fabric lined interior and two side h...

"Vintage red leather storage trunk. Rectangular form with ming inspired brass clasp along the front and handles along the side. Features a black stamp to the right of the clasp and fu Sanxing God of Porsperity figure stamped to the left. A popular deity, Shouxing is depicted on paintings and in figurines, found in most homes in China. In one hand, he’s typically shown carrying a long staff, sometimes with a gourd hanging off it, containing the elixir of life. In the other, he holds a peach, symbolizing immortality. Sometimes, other symbols of longevity are added to his depictions, including storks and turtles. Shouxing is also called Nanji Laoren or Old Man of the South Pole because he’s associated with the Canopus star of the South Pole, i.e. the star Sirius. His name, Shou Xing...