Painted Mongolian Cabinet - 19th Century Architectural Doors 35 x 16 x 52

35 x 16 x 52 (wxdxh cms)

This beautifully preserved Chinese red lacquer document box dates from the Qing dynasty and is made in the traditional method of lacquering onto leather and wood

These doors are supplied on a stand but can be wall mounted or incorporated into a building with relative ease

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Original pieces were often used as family altars & were used to store religious scrolls

Painted Mongolian Cabinet - 19th Century Architectural Doors 35 x 16 x 52A charming example of a traditional Mongolian side cabinet. This piece still has its original paintwork, and faded double happiness good luck symbols can still be seen on the doors. A dark square outline in the top centre shows where the original locking plate would have been. The interior space consists of one large area with two drawers positioned above. Dimensions: 69 x 38 x 67 (w x d x h cms) From Mongolia UK Delivery Charge except Highlands &