Retrieved from Shanxi Province in Northern China, this beautifully aged 17th century cabinet is made from solid elm using traditional tenon and mortise joinery. It has 1 central double door opening and 3 top storage drawers finished with hand-forged brass pulls. This cabinet will be an unique storage cabinet in living rooms, great rooms or family rooms. It will be one-of-a-kind dry bar cabinet or TV entertainment cabinet.

This 17th century antique storage cabinet was retrieved from Shanxi Province in Northern China. It is made from solid elm using traditional tenon and mortise joinery. It has 1 central double door opening and 3 top storage drawers finished with hand-forged brass pulls. This cabinet will be an unique storage cabinet in living rooms, great rooms or family rooms. It will be one-of-a-kind dry bar cabinet or TV entertainment cabinet.

Made in 1876 from solid poplar wood, this antique sideboard features 3 upper drawers detailed with hand-carved floral motifs and circular brass ring pulls. The structured facade is defined by recessed panels and a central pair of doors that open to a spacious interior with a fixed shelf for organized storage. A distressed dark finish highlights the wood's natural grain and historic patina, while the overhanging top and square-section legs. This piece serves as an elegant focal point for an entryway or dining space.

This sideboard boasts elaborately carved dragons and intricate details adorning the drawer fronts and edges. A perfect addition to any living or dining area, it imbues the space with a sense of cultural and historical significance, imparting a touch of Asian charm and elegance.

An exceptionally large antique Chinese sideboard dating to circa 1766, this impressive piece measures nearly nine feet wide and makes a commanding architectural statement. Its long, balanced form features five upper drawers and three sets of double-door cabinets, providing generous storage for tableware, linens, books, media equipment, or other household items. The sideboard has been refinished in black while retaining the character of its centuries-old wood. Visible grain, worn edges, surface variations, old repairs, marks, and uneven areas reflect its long history and handcrafted construction. Traditional round metal pulls and extended ends along the top add to its understated Chinese design. At 105.5 inches wide, this monumental cabinet would work beautifully as a dining-room sideboard, living-room media console, entry cabinet, or statement piece in a large residential or commercial interior. Its simple lines and aged black finish complement traditional Chinese, wabi-sabi, rustic, modern, and contemporary spaces.

This 18th century antique elm coffer features a silhouette characterized by three upper drawers and a spacious two-door cabinet. Each drawer is embellished with hand-carved foliate motifs and original iron ring pulls and scrolling side spandrels. The central doors open to an interior with a fixed shelf. A heavily distressed black lacquer finish covers the exterior, allowing the natural wood grain and historic patina to surface. This provincial piece serves as a functional and decorative statement, perfectly suited for use as an entryway console or a unique sideboard in a living space.