18th Century Chinese Hand-painted Elm Wardrobe Chairs It would have been made

It would have been made to be used for Chinese workwear or as lining for jackets and clothing

Dimensions: W - 48

TO BE BOUGHT INDIVIDUALLY NOT ALTOGETHER

This Indian window has a wooden framework on the outside which has remnants of hand-painted blue paint all over

18th Century Chinese Hand-painted Elm Wardrobe Chairs It would have been madeThis 18th century wardrobe is the embodiment of Chinese symbolism. The stunning original lacquer and hand painted artwork showcases the history of this piece. The painted pheasants are known as symbols of beauty in China, and the bold golden leaf symbolises purity and represents the divine in religious art. To emphasise the aspect of religion, the profound image in the bottom centre could be viewed as a scroll, with an ink and quill, which are painted