Framed Chinese Ancestor Painting - 19thC Serveware The top name plate originally

The top name plate originally would have shown the name of the owner

These old lacquer legs from an Indian table have been converted into candlesticks

These cabinets were used by nomadic people for storage of clothes and bedding as grain stores

They were made in pairs and it is very rare to find larger sets however an attractive harlequin set can be made from different pairs

The fittings are indicative of pieces from Gyeonggi Do province which surrounds Seoul

Framed Chinese Ancestor Painting - 19thC Serveware The top name plate originallyThis antique Chinese ancestor watercolour scroll painting dates to the 19th century and would have originally hung above an altar in a family home. Ancestor worship was an integral part of Chinese culture for many centuries. Ancestors were honoured daily with an offering of incense. This was believed to protect the home and family members. It has been framed by our expert framing team with a luxurious black & gilt frame. From China Dimensions: 103 x 3