A striking antique Chinese cabinet crafted from solid elm, featuring intricately carved geometric lattice doors, a warm worn red lacquer finish, and classic mortise-and-tenon joinery. With four upper doors, three drawers, and lower slatted compartments with additional doors, this piece offers both decorative impact and practical storage.
Dating from the mid to late 19th century, this style of cabinet would traditionally be used to store food, kitchenware and for drying and storing noodles using the bars on the lower shelves.
The patina is richly layered with age, showing the wear and polish of generations. A truly characterful piece that blends functionality with artistry — perfect for lovers of wabi-sabi interiors, rustic Asian design, or maximalist global decor.
Condition: Structurally solid with age-commensurate wear, some minor surface scuffs — all adding to its rustic charm.
121 x 88 x 58cm
Dating from the mid to late 19th century, this style of cabinet would traditionally be used to store food, kitchenware and for drying and storing noodles using the bars on the lower shelves.
The patina is richly layered with age, showing the wear and polish of generations. A truly characterful piece that blends functionality with artistry — perfect for lovers of wabi-sabi interiors, rustic Asian design, or maximalist global decor.
Condition: Structurally solid with age-commensurate wear, some minor surface scuffs — all adding to its rustic charm.
121 x 88 x 58cm