Chinese Display Cabinet Pagoda Top Inlay Carved 1840

Mahogany Sheraton Revival Display Cabinet. Standing on tapered legs with spade feet. circa 1880 This piece has a central Marquetry panel, 2 x glazed doors with original locks and ...

Victorian ebonised two door display cabinet with porcelain columns and pictorial plaques Again the colour interplay between the black and white porcelain very distinctive Circa 1840 ...

You are viewing a gorgeous French vitrine we date to 1860 Crafted from kingwood with marquetry inlay to the front and on the doors Ormolu fixtures are original and well cast Great pi...

You are viewing a gorgeous French vitrine / display cabinet in the Boulle style Such an elegant look to this cabinet Features classic Boulle inlay with lacquer, brass and faux tortoi...

Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely exquisite Thomas Chippendale style, Pagoda top, display cabinet with Astral Glazed doors Please note the deliver...

Infused with the vibrant spirit of bohemian aesthetics, the 'Vintage Boho Inlay Cabinet' embodies artistic expression and cultural fusion. Adorned with intricate inlay detailing, thi...

An impressive pagoda form carved hardwood display cabinet with bone and boxwood inlay, crafted for the Peranakan (Straits-Chinese) community in Southeast Asia, mostly likely Malaysia, Indonesia, or Singapore, early 20th century. The large display cabinet with four wide open shelves for display, set on four clawed feet, and surmounted by a peaked roof topped by a tiered pagoda with carved figures to the interior. A further set of pagodas with figures adorns each corner. The peaked roof decorated with a pair of magnificent phoenixes in flight flanking a large peony spray and a roundel featuring the goddess Magu and an attendant. The decoration of carved and inlaid boxwood. Clouds of carved bone scattered throughout. The sides of the roof each with a pair of sinuous dragons among clouds, a "shou" (longevity) medallion between them, all of carved and inlaid boxwood. The sides of the cabinet decorated with images of carved and inlaid boxwood birds and flowers - the left side with peony, the right side with chrysanthemum. The roof with a carved and pierced gallery below featuring auspicious animals and fruit...

An impressive pair of oriental chinoiserie hexagonal vitrine cabinets made in Okinawa Japan, circa 1970s. Made from red oak with three adjustable glass shelves, a pagoda form dragon ...