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This modern day black lacquer version has larger drawers for more practical use, each one being ideal to hold CDs and DVDs. Multi drawer medicine c...

Our black lacquer altar cabinet tapers upwards to meet the curved apron at either end of the top surface, giving a sense of movement and fluidity. ...

Our black lacquer version is smaller than most original altar tables, making it more practical in a modern western home, but is in a classic design...

This stunning rug is hand woven using traditional looms. The black pattern contrasts well against the natural jute. Available in two sizes or as a ...

Ancestor portraits form an important part of the Chinese practice of ancestor worship, created as near life size likenesses of the deceased. Famili...

Ancestor portraits form an important part of the Chinese practice of ancestor worship, created as near life size likenesses of the deceased. Famili...

Shanxi, circa 1820 This lovely old table still has traces of the original thick dark lacquer on the top surface, with a wonderful crackled patina. ...

Shanxi, circa 1860 This old wooden box is from Shanxi province and dates from the mid 19th century. Traditionally boxes like this, with a distincti...

Shanxi, circa 1870 Once used to carry food, this charming box is in its original black lacquer finish, with details on the handle picked out in red...

Shanxi, circa 1850 This wonderful cabinet in elm oozes character, with the original black lacquer and now faded paintings all still in place. It co...

Shanxi, circa 1820 The old black lacquer finish on this beautifully proportioned desk is old, but now largely worn away from the top surface and ro...

Our black lacquer apothecary cabinet is a slightly more modern interpretation of the classic medicine chest, with a cabinet section at the bottom a...

Our black lacquer chest is the perfect height for use as a stand for a TV or stereo equipment. This little multi-drawer chest provides a beautiful ...

Perfect next to a sofa or placed as a pair at either side of a bed, these cute little side cabinets have a useful drawer above the two doors. Note ...

Beijing, circa 1850 This sturdy side cabinet dates from the mid 19th century and unusually still has all of its original, heavy brass hardware. It ...

The doors and narrow drawers of this handsome cabinet are in soft, sepia tones that contrast beautifully with the surrounding black lacquer frames....

These glazed ceramic stools are reproductions of pieces that were used for indoor and outdoor seating particularly in southern China for centuries....

Shanxi, circa 1900 The black lacquer finish on this stool has aged and worn to give it real character and sense of its history. It is in a classic...

Shanxi, circa 1900 The original black lacquer on this old cabinet is well preserved, worn but still largely intact. The cabinet is from Shanxi in ...

Shanxi, circa 1860 Still in its original, now worn, black lacquer finish, this wonderful mid sized cabinet hails from Shanxi in central China. The ...

Qinghai, circa 1880 This stunning cabinet is in a beautiful condition, still with the old paintings and exquisite carving around the upper shelf s...

Shanxi, circa 1880 Originally this two door cabinet would have sat on top of a larger armoire in a similar style, providing additional storage spac...

Our beautiful stone discs, known as 'bi' (pronounced 'bee') in Chinese, are made from jade or other stone. The outer ring and central hole symbolis...

This vintage stoneware pot is from the early 20th century, finished in a black glaze. Great as a little plant holder or just as an ornament.

Made from silk and carved stone or Jade, our medium tassels come in various designs and colours, each one is approximately 48cm in length. They are...

These lovely, rustic looking stoneware jars were produced in China in the first half of the 20th century. Finished in a black glaze over the paler ...

Our wooden blanket trunks are great for storing everything from bedding and clothes to toys and games. This black lacquer version is extremely popu...

During the Ming and Qing dynasties it was more common for there to be a single open shelf, often with a carved frame around it, with a large cabine...