Large Burgundy Lacquer Chinese Chest - 19thC Slippers with a strong vertical format

with a strong vertical format that can be displayed either wall-mounted or leaning against a wall as a sculptural screen

Features: Twin Mughal Arch Openings

Paraths were used as mixing bowls for making chapatti and paratha

This Chinese altar table has been made using reclaimed Chinese doors and is constructed from bleached elm

As the frame is reclaimed from buildings it is crafted from sustainably sourced wood

Large Burgundy Lacquer Chinese Chest - 19thC Slippers with a strong vertical formatThis large lacquered Chinese chest would have been used for storing clothing and bedding. Lacquered with a classic burgundy lacquer, it's central brass plate and squared handles are indicative of this being an early piece, likely early 19th century. Although this is sold with a stand, it is detachable and could be used as a dramatic coffee table. Perfect for storing bedding, pillows, clothing and towels. From China 179 x 59 x 78 (w x d x h) cms UK