A Chinese Side Chest with Original Red and Gold Lacquer
This antique side cabinet was made in Shanxi, China, circa 1900. Constructed from elm, it features two paneled doors decorated with hand-painted floral motifs and fitted with traditional brass hardware. The interior features a small central drawer. Its worn red lacquer, faded decoration, and exposed
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"This antique side cabinet was made in Shanxi, China, circa 1900. Constructed from elm, it features two paneled doors decorated with hand-painted floral motifs and fitted with traditional brass hardware. The interior features a small central drawer. Its worn red lacquer, faded decoration, and exposed"
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