Red Lacquer Gansu Painted Sideboard Accessory The base sits on a

The base sits on a brushed metal plinth and the lamp comes with a hand made woven shade as shown

suggest that the table would have been used as an altar

They are beautifully made from patterned silk with a soft lining and are large enough for most 2 year olds

showing flowers and scrolling designs - both typical of Qing furniture

either as a stand-alone ornament or for displaying flowers

Red Lacquer Gansu Painted Sideboard Accessory The base sits on aGansu, circa 1920 This gorgeous sideboard still has its original paintings and deep red lacquer finish, restored and refreshed with a new shiny lacquer. The surface, worn in parts to show the dark pine, has a beautiful patina. The cabinet is from Gansu province and, like many similar pieces from the region, would have been used for storage of grain, rice or other foodstuffs. What was originally a removable panel towards the centre back of the top