This later 19-century antique Chinese sideboard buffet table was retrieved from Inner Mongolia and restored by a skilled craftsman. The painting on three door panels of this sideboard demonstrates the artisans commanding skill of Shui-mo, ("water and ink") also loosely termed watercolor or brush painting. With red square frames, three doors are transformed into 3 beautiful traditional Chinese mountain & water paintings. The clear lacquer is applied to protect the painting and wood. There are 3 compartments, 2 shelves in each with one removable shelf. Ample storage space as an entertainment center.

This 2 panels door sideboard is hand-made, using traditional Chinese furniture construction and joinery, and hand-painted and distressed to show warm and aged patina. This warm rich texture antique reproduction cabinet makes an excellent addition to the living, dining, bedroom, or hallway. It has 2 compartments and 2 shelves with one removable shelf in each.

This antique elm sideboard features 2 upper drawers detailed with deep, hand-carved floral and leaf motifs and circular iron ring pulls, scrolling side spandrels and a four-panel front, where two central doors open to reveal a shelved interior for organized storage. It has a heavily distressed, dark-stained finish emphasizes the wood's natural grain. Retaining its original rustic charm, the piece serves as a functional and decorative focal point for entryways or living areas.

This later 19-century antique Chinese sideboard buffet table was retrieved from Inner Mongolia and restored by a skilled craftsman. The painting on three door panels of this sideboard demonstrates the artisans commanding skill of Shui-mo (water and ink) also loosely termed watercolor or brush painting. With red square frames, three doors are transformed into 3 beautiful traditional Chinese mountain & water paintings. The clear lacquer is applied to protect the painting and wood. There are 3 compartments, 2 shelves in each with one removable shelf. Ample storage space as an entertainment center.

These later 19th-century antique cabinets were retrieved from Gansu province, a province in north-central China famous for its hanging Great Wall. This Gansu cabinet was used to store the bedding and linen. It has 3 compartments. The painting on three panels of this cabinet demonstrates the artisan’s commanding skill of shui-mo, "water and ink") also loosely termed watercolor or brush painting. With red square frames, three panels are transformed into 3 beautiful traditional Chinese mountain & water paintings. 3 compartments can be accessed either from the doors or the top.

This later 19th-century antique cabinet was retrieved from Gansu province, a province in north-central China famous for its hanging Great Wall. This Gansu cabinet was used to store the bedding and linen. It has 3 compartments that can only be accessed from the top.  The painting on three panels of this cabinet demonstrates the artisan’s commanding skill of Shui-mo (水墨, "water and ink") also loosely termed watercolor or brush painting. With red square frames, three panels are transformed into 3 beautiful traditional Chinese mountains and water paintings. Three panels can turn into 3 doors opening from the front.