Elm Cabinet with Fluted Spandrels chinese-antique This gives full access to

This gives full access to the interior

Note that each item is individually cast and so the finish may vary slightly to the example shown here

Available in A5 or A6 sizes with around 80 pages

set within a frame of square scrolling patterns that were common as a motif on Qing period and later furniture

Refinished in a vibrant

Elm Cabinet with Fluted Spandrels chinese-antique This gives full access toShandong, circa 1880 This distinctively shaped cabinet is in elm and comes from the city of Linyi in Shandong province, northern China. The rounded legs and frames are typical of furniture from the area, with the doors fitted directly into frames above and below on wooden dowel hinges. The carved, fluted spandrels, tapering down towards the cabinet's feet, give an elegant 'butterfly' profile from the front, with a sense of fluidity and balance.