Gilt Black Lacquer Chinese Export Jewellery Cabinet - Early 19th Century Reverse Glass Painting The wood on this is

The wood on this is a beautifully variable elm wood and the door panels are made using solid burr elm

5 x 0 x 35

This old Japanese woodblock print is by woodblock print artist Toyohara Kunichika

the bottom left shows the Parasol (gdugs)

Lovely quality bowls like this are now less and less commonly found as many are broken or stripped of their patina

Gilt Black Lacquer Chinese Export Jewellery Cabinet - Early 19th Century Reverse Glass Painting The wood on this isThis gilt black lacquer Chinese table cabinet was made for the Chinese export market was made in Canton for wealthy members of the British Georgian upper class in the Qing dynasty. This intricate and detailed work was made for export to Britain when Chinoiserie was all the rage in the early 19th century. Black lacquer export sewing kits and games boxes were also made. These pieces are fragile pieces of history and are usually found damaged. This