The popularity of Chinese antique furniture continues and we are delighted to offer you this attractive, high quality Asian carved chest, which is made from jumu wood (Southern Elm).

Furniture making became more refined during the Qing Dynasty with a particular focus on the decorative arts. This six draw, intricately carved Chinese chest perfectly depicts an intrinsic work of art.

During the early Qing Dynasty, Chinese furniture inherited characteristics of Ming Dynasty furniture; simple and classic lines. This exceptional Asian cabinet offers great modern day functionality and would be ideal as a dining room serving chest, entrance console or accent chest.

The concept of the drawer was developed early on in China. This stunning five draw, natural carved altar chest would have been used by a number of groups in Chinese society, for instance scholars; to store items such as scrolls and books.

Chinese late 18th century furniture saw the simple and classic lines of the earlier Ming Dynasty replaced with more angular forms and overly ornate carvings. This impressive Asian chest is finished in vibrant orange and will make a bold statement in any interior space!

Most Chinese chests or cabinets included shelves that could be removed, and often revealed a concealed storage area at the bottom, covered by removable boards. This wonderful chest is from Beijing, and is a yellowish-brown color with brass lock-plates and tear drop handles.

The popularity of Chinese antique furniture continues and we are delighted to offer you this attractive, high quality Asian chest.

We are delighted to offer you this dramatic antique chest, which has been finished with a black lacquer and painted with beautiful garden scenes. This lovely Asian chest would be perfect displayed (and used) as an entrance console, dining room sideboard or liquor cabinet.