Red & Black Lacquer Sideboard From Shanxi - Late 18thC Finish - Blue Lacquer We most commonly purchase old

We most commonly purchase old doors

making it a versatile decorative piece for both indoor and outdoor settings

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This has a clear Mongolian influence

Red & Black Lacquer Sideboard From Shanxi - Late 18thC Finish - Blue Lacquer We most commonly purchase oldThis Qing dynasty (1644 1912) black & red lacquer Shanxi sideboard dates to the late 18th century. This design was classic of the Ming & Qing dynasties and the doors would have originally have been gilt with scenes of everyday life or precious objects. Some remnants of the gilt work still remain. Much of this painting has worn away, but there is still the original brass hardware. Much antique brass and iron hardware from furniture was robbed and