Locust Wood Cabinet From Gansu Province - 19th Century Origin - Laos The design is a classical

The design is a classical Ming style design and depicts a trailing peony design

An excellent example of an antique Tibetan painted choksar dating from the 19th century

There is a traditional lime finish that accentuates the carving

Its generous length makes it ideal as seating alongside a large dining table

The famous imperial kilns have been sited there since the Ming dynasty (1368-1644)

Locust Wood Cabinet From Gansu Province - 19th Century Origin - Laos The design is a classicalA good Qing dynasty locust wood cabinet from Gansu. Locust wood is now extinct and is often confused with elm wood. Locust wood develops a beautiful patina & colour with age. This piece also has a wonderful prominent grain structure. A useful configuration, with two drawers and a large accessible storage space below.