Small Ceramic Tang Horse material-wood this sideboard offers equally versatile

this sideboard offers equally versatile use today

Each section has a removable shelf inside and three good size drawers at the top provide further useful storage space

This large ancestor portrait is a reproduction based on the paintings traditionally used in China for centuries for the practice of ancestor worship

but more wealthy merchants would use boxes covered in leather and decorated with fine designs

This cabinet has the added practicality of bi-fold doors which give full access to the sliding shelf which can be pulled out on runners to make viewing easier

Small Ceramic Tang Horse material-wood this sideboard offers equally versatileThese ceramic horses are replicas of those made during China's Tang Dynasty. Along with figurines of camels, servants, and civil officials, pottery horses like these were created for burial with wealthier members of society. The Chinese believed in an afterlife and to maintain their status and lifestyle, the ruling classes would have ceramic replicas of their servants, animals and other prized possessions made to be buried with them in order to