Gilt Black Lacquer Chinese Export Sewing Box - Early 19th Century Cotton These are still made in

These are still made in the traditional way by hand in Henan Province China

The body and drawer runners are made from Cryptomeria with the front made from Zelkova (Red Elm) - The whole piece has been bound with intricately crafted Japanese iron

and elephants can still be seen amongst the original carving making this beautiful piece a truly unique and impressive addition to your home

A perfect piece of furniture for a dining room

130 x 42 x 125 (wxdxh cms)

Gilt Black Lacquer Chinese Export Sewing Box - Early 19th Century Cotton These are still made inThis gilt black lacquer chinoiserie sewing box is in excellent condition. Made circa 1835 in Canton. Decorated in delicate gilt and black lacquer, it is made in the typical style with brass swan neck handles. It comes complete with its original bone contents and working key. This style of chinoiserie was made in Canton for export to wealthy members of the British Georgian & American upper class in the Qing dynasty. This intricate and detailed work was