Chinoiserie hand painted 19th century Chinese export jewelry cabinet circa 1880; is fronted by a pair of raised panel double doors; decorated in gilt with scenes of Chinese figures, floral borders, indigenous trees, with pavilion pagoda like structures; all on a black lacquered background. The sides are also decorated with the striking gold and black coloring and the inside door panels have similar accents. The interior is fitted with seven assorted drawers (two sizes----three long drawers and four box drawers) for storing either valuables or jewelry (thus the key lock front) The pulls are original. The cabinet rests on four gilt decorated bracket feet to the front and rear. The condition is all original and in very good condition with no additions or restoration of any kind. There are several nicks to the vertical corners of the undecorated rear panel. The plain rear panel also has a shrinkage vertical hairline top to bottom attesting to it's nearly 150 year old lineage.

Dimensions: 17" high x 14" wide x 7" deep
Provenance: Recently acquired from a Pacific Heights San Francisco estate.

Note: I am a second generation antiques dealer and have been in business for 50 years; I am also a member of several prestigious antique associations. Thus, I am well qualified to inspect and evaluate the products I offer for sale and I guarantee this to be authentic and as I have described.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: The condition is all original and in very good condition with no additions or restoration of any kind. There are several nicks to the vertical corners of the undecorated rear panel. The plain rear panel also has a shrinkage vertical hairline top to bottom attesting to it's nearly 150 year old lineage.

Origin:
China

Materials & Techniques:
Lacquer

Details:
Country of Origin: China
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; The condition is all original and in very good condition with no additions or restoration of any kind. There are several nicks to the vertical corners of the undecorated rear panel. The plain rear panel also has a shrinkage vertical hairline top to bottom attesting to it's nearly 150 year old lineage.