This exquisite vintage Chinese armoire is a testament to traditional craftsmanship. The cabinet is finished in a deep black lacquer, providing a luxurious backdrop for the hand-painted gold scenery. The landscape depicted likely includes towering mountains, winding rivers, delicate pagodas, and perhaps small figures engaged in daily life. The gold detailing is meticulously applied, creating a sense of depth and dimension. The cabinet may feature brass hardware, such as ornate hinges and pulls, further enhancing its antique charm. Inside, the armoire could offer ample storage space with shelves, drawers, and possibly a hanging rod. This piece is not only a functional storage solution but also a work of art, bringing a touch of Eastern elegance to any room.

Dimensions: w51"x  d17.5" x h70", inside w46.5"x  d14" x h47", shelf 14"
Origin: China
Material: Elm Wood
Condition: hand made, wood joint lines, distressed wood gap expansion repair-marks
Work: ship in one piece

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