Burgundy Lacquer Kang Table From Tianjin - 19th Century Plates below those are two larger

below those are two larger drawers that complete the storage space

This bronze Buddha is in the pose of Bhumisparsha mudra and seated on a lotus throne

hand carved detailing and aged patina makes this an exceptional decorative wall feature for both indoor and outdoor settings

the cabinet retains a practical interior layout with a single shelf and two removable panels that reveal a concealed compartment beneath—an ingenious feature used for storing valuables or important personal items

Bulb: B22 bayonet (max 60w) - not included (available with £5 surcharge)

Burgundy Lacquer Kang Table From Tianjin - 19th Century Plates below those are two largerThis low kang cabinet still has its original brasswork fittings & handles. Originally this would have been part of a much larger glazed cabinet with a second section stacking on top. This style is classically from the Tianjin area and is constructed from catalpa wood finished with an old burgundy lacquer. It has four outward opening doors on either side of a locking removable central panel. Three separate interior spaces and five drawers offer storage