Walnut Sideboard from Gansu - 19th Century Vases This particularly excellent antique Indian

This particularly excellent antique Indian votive panel has been painted in vibrant tones

A Choba Dansu (Merchants Chest) on wheels - From Yonezawa Made from Keyaki (Zelkova) base & drawer front

this style of box is known as a Malabar box or Nettur Petti and was likely used as a wedding box

Evocative and finely crafted

Materials: Painted teak with original ironwork

Walnut Sideboard from Gansu - 19th Century Vases This particularly excellent antique IndianThis antique Chinese cabinet is made in the traditional Gansu style and is immediately recognizable with its deer hoof legs. Furniture from this area is almost always made in walnut wood with a rich honey patina. The brass on these pieces is always thin as it was scarce in Gansu. It features a sophisticated beveled central panel, unusual to find on this style of Gansu furniture. Deer are a symbol of longevity in China. As with all furniture of this