Carved Ming Screen, Black Lacquer chinese-classical The relief carvings on the

The relief carvings on the drawers show floral patterns and vases

Brass carrying handles make our trunks easier to move and all our trunks are supplied with the pin and red silk tassel

cube shaped blanket chest is great for storing towels in a bathroom

the finish has largely worn on the seat

The chairs feature a beautifully curved back which extends to the arms in a horseshoe shape and were normally made using either three or five pieces of wood

Carved Ming Screen, Black Lacquer chinese-classical The relief carvings on theMade up of individual pieces of wood fitted together using traditional mortis and tenon joints, the lattice design in the upper panels of this beautiful black lacquer screen, date back to Ming dynasty China. The screens panels are based on similar original ones that would form the interior windows or doors of a Chinese house. The bottom panels are in rattan fitted over wood. The four panels are held together with brass hinges, they make a wonderful