Elm Kitchen Cabinet From Hebei - 19th Century Shelf Both versatile and eye-catching

Both versatile and eye-catching

The surface is decorated with repeating engraved foliate motifs that wrap around the body and lid

This style of Chinese sideboard is often referred to as an altar cabinet in The West and a lien-san (three in a row) by Chinese dealers referring to the drawer form

A beautiful example of a Red Lacquer Book Cabinet from Shanxi Province

5 x 0 x 177 cm

Elm Kitchen Cabinet From Hebei - 19th Century Shelf Both versatile and eye-catchingThis 19th century Elm Kitchen Cabinet from Tianjin is a remarkable addition to any room. Its latticework doors are designed to promote air circulation, earning it the nickname 'noodle cabinet' for its use in drying noodles. Its aged appearance is further enhanced by a rich patina. Divided into two sections, this piece offers spacious interiors complete with shelving. Three drawers separate the two compartments. UK Delivery Charge except Highlands &