Double-Sided Cabinet, Light Elm d50 whilst the 'square cornered' style

whilst the 'square cornered' style

they were also known in Chinese as 'Grand Tutor Chairs' (taishi yi)

this piece is a reproduction of desks that were common in China during the later Qing dynasty

Cabinets like these would have only been accessed from removable panels on the top

Deeper and wider than our Ming chest of drawers it has a real sense of understated oriental style

Double-Sided Cabinet, Light Elm d50 whilst the 'square cornered' styleIdeal as a dining room sideboard or for bedroom or living room storage this cabinet in a light finish has a single removable shelf inside each section. Showing the clean lines and pure design that was typical of Chinese furniture produced during the Ming dynasty. The style is simple and beautifully balanced the two sets of doors mounted on circular hinges and fitted with the classic circular brass hardware that gives this furniture range its