A Pair of Chinese Gilded and Lacquered Cabinets, Qing Dynasty

A Pair of Chinese Black Lacquered Polychrome Wedding Cabinets, 20th Century Description: Feature intricate hand-painted designs depicting scenes of courtly life, floral motifs, and auspicious symbols like vases and pomegranates, which represent fertility and blessing. Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Dimensions: Height: 188.5cm. Width: 118cm. Depth: 50cm. Significance: Traditionally, such cabinets were given as part of a bride's dowry and were used to store valuable items like fabrics and silks. Construction: Made from solid wood, finished with a durable lacquer, these cabinets showcase the skilled craftsmanship prevalent in Chinese furniture making during that era. Symbolism: The painted motifs, such as plum blossom and peony, carry symbolic meanings within Chinese culture, adding to the cultural richness of these pieces. Collectibility: Antique Chinese wedding cabinets...

A Pair of Chinese Cloisonne Vases, 19th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection. Description: Each on rolled foot with undulating standard rising to a tape...

PAIR of Asian Chinese (19th Century) decorated lacquered small 2 door cabinets with scenes and figures on rectangular stands with filigree corners and shelf (PRICED AS PAIR).

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period red cabinet from the 19th century with hand painted decor and gilt accents. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this red cabinet captivates with i...