Low Carved Four Door Sideboard Chairs they came across the tomb

they came across the tomb of a Han dynasty general and discovered over 200 bronzes - figures of men

this piece would make a striking storage cabinet or decorative feature in a modern home

They make lovely decorative pieces indoors or in the garden or use a pair as large bookends

Three wider drawers at the bottom would have held other instruments associated with the apothecary

Ancestor portraits form an important part of the Chinese practice of ancestor worship

Low Carved Four Door Sideboard Chairs they came across the tombXinjiang, circa 1920 This unusual sideboard would be ideal for storage or as a TV stand, with plenty of space inside the four doors. Made from chunky pine, it originates from the northwestern Chinese province of Xinjiang. The ornate, geometric carvings on the doors, surrounding frames and bottom apron are typical of the daybeds produced in the region, heavily influenced by the styles of neighbouring central Asian countries. This unit has been produced