A Pair of Late 19thC Chinese Red Lacquer Chinoiserie Cabinet Doors c.1890 reserved scuffs and loss though overall

scuffs and loss though overall it remains an attractive piece in its entirety

and remembrance of

and to the outswept flared arms with the obvious chamfering on the legs all referring to a high level of craftsmanship

the shop display sized late Victorian ebonised full length mirror with a part-gilt decorated ripple reeded frame having the original leaded mirror glass plate and boarded pine backing survives from the late nineteenth century

A Pair of Late 19thC Chinese Red Lacquer Chinoiserie Cabinet Doors c.1890 reserved scuffs and loss though overallOrigin: Chinese Period: Qing Dynasty Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Widths: 14. 5 Heights: 44. 5 Depths: 2. 25 (each) The striking pair of late nineteenth century Chinese cabinet doors, richly lacquered in cinnabar red and decorated with time softened black and gilt chinoiserie ornamentation including scattered blossom forms and faint architectural vignettes, each being framed within a simple moulded border and retaining their original dark