Chinese Camphor Cabinet - Ca 100 Yrs Old Seating true porcelain is generally believed

true porcelain is generally believed to have emerged during the Han Dynasty (202 BC–220 AD)

These boxes were used for as money boxes

this sideboard is great for storage and would look great in a hallway

115 x 45 x 88 cms

This lovely teak painted door has been salvaged from an old building in Mehsana

Chinese Camphor Cabinet - Ca 100 Yrs Old Seating true porcelain is generally believedChinese cabinets are made with exceptional craftsmanship. The styles on 18th and 19th century pieces are often based on Ming designs that have a beautiful simplicity. They used for storage of silks, bedding and textiles. Camphor wood was the preferred wood of the wealthy, the smell of camphor discouraged moths and other insects, which is why it was used all around Asia and the east to make cabinets and trunks . From China 141 x 46 x 109 (wxdxh cms) UK