Chinese Aromatic Wood Dragon Chest, 20th c.

This charming antique blanket chest, crafted in North Carolina during the 19th century, embodies the rustic charm and functionality of American furniture. Its spacious interior, acce...

European brass nailheaded oak chest, 19th century, rectangular, the paneled lid with nailhead decoration and brass mounts, 18" H x 46.5" W x 19.5" D. Provenance: Property of a former...

American Federal style inlaid mahogany blanket chest, 19th century. Dealer: S138X

American Folk mixed wood dough box, early 19th century, rectangular with canted sides and turned splayed legs, the box in pine, the stand likely oak or cypress, possibly South Caroli...

Chinese glazed porcelain roof tile of a warrior riding a dragon turtle. The manufacture of glazed tiles was standardized in the Ming Dynasty and during t...

Chinese Elm wood chest, of rectangular form with three short drawers above a two door cabinet front and locking lower chamber, the whole mounted with cast-iron fittings. Dimensions...

Early 20th century Japanese Camphor Wood Campaign chest, WW I or WW II vintage, a sailor's camphor wood chest with brass binding and clasps, with original key and period decals. It i...

A Chinese elmwood blanket chest from the early 20th century, with brass hardware. Created in China during the early years of the 20th century, this elm blanket chest features a linea...

A Chinese antique blanket chest from the early 20th century, with underglaze design. Created in China during the early years of the 20th century, this large blanket chest features a ...

A rustic organic modern mango wood chest with goth iron fastenings, 20th century, believed to be circa 1960s. Opens with an iron chain to a large open...

"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...

A Chinese antique elmwood blanket chest from the early 20th century, with brass hardware. Created in China during the early years of the 20th century, this elm blanket chest features...