Cream Ceramic Tang Horse Bronze Cabinets like these would have

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

our black lacquer table has the usual 'horse hoof' feet and large 'S' shaped supports fitted into the underside of the table top to add stability to the legs

The doors are mounted straight into the cabinet frame and a brass handle and door hardware are the only decorative features

The top shelf is framed with wonderful open carvings that include a central long life symbol and a bat (symbolising good fortune) at each corner

This unusual cabinet is a great way to make the best use of space in a room and has a simple style and thick

Cream Ceramic Tang Horse Bronze Cabinets like these would haveThese wonderful ceramic horses in a cream glaze are reproductions of horses produced during China's Tang Dynasty. Along with figurines of camels and other animals, and of servants and civil officials, pottery horses like these were produced to be buried with the wealthier members of society. The Chinese believed that this life would continue into the next, and so in order to preserve their status and high standard of living they would have ceramic