Antique Chinese Cabinet Qing Dynasty Late 1800's to 1910 30" Haribako The rice paste is typically
Description
The rice paste is typically made from sweet rice
It is a combination of printed background and hand painted showing a garden scene and tea house with geisha women in kimono
It is of all Kiri wood (Paulownia) in the tradition of old Japanese craftsmanship
with the exception of a scuffs and dents
This is an antique Japanese porcelain bowl
Antique Chinese Cabinet Qing Dynasty Late 1800's to 1910 30" Haribako The rice paste is typicallyThis is an antique Chinese cabinet made during the Qing Dynasty in the late 1800's. Hand made and likely with original lacque deep warm red semi clear lacquer. Bronze drawer pulls. This small chest measures approximately 28" tall by 30" wide by 16" deep. Mortis and tenon joinery. Having been used lovingly over the past century+, with the exception of a scuffs and dents, it remains in fine antique condition. Some separation from movement of the wood.
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