Chinese Ming Wardrobe, Black Lacquer Blanket Trunk once in a bright red

once in a bright red lacquer but now faded to subtler tones

The drawers are each handcrafted using traditional dovetail joints and each one has an aged brass drop handle

Both the front and back also have a central

If you have a bigger TV then please contact us as we can make larger versions of the cabinet to order

The carvings show scrolling 'chi' dragons - a common motif on furniture of the Qing dynasty

Chinese Ming Wardrobe, Black Lacquer Blanket Trunk once in a bright redOur black lacquer wardrobe is a reproduction of the 'square cornered', thick framed cabinets that were commonly made in Beijing and other parts of northern China. The difference in our version is the addition of a wooden hanging rail on the inside something unfamiliar to Ming and Qing Dynasty Chinese who would always fold their clothes for storage inside cabinets and chests. The brass circular hardware on the doors adds simple decoration to the