This 19th-century wedding cabinet exudes timeless elegance and cultural significance. Crafted in elm and hailing from the historic Shanxi province, it embodies the refined traditions of decorative cabinetry once presented as part of a bride’s dowry.

The cabinet’s grand form is defined by a pair of stately center doors that open to reveal two interior shelves—seamlessly marrying beauty with function. Its original hand-applied lacquer and richly detailed paintings remain intact, offering an authentic glimpse into the artistry of its era.

Adorned with graceful motifs of birds, flowering branches, and delicate blossoms, the intricate palette of blue, white, and coral emerges in luminous contrast against a deep black ground. This striking composition lends the piece a sense of both vibrancy and serenity, highlighting the painter’s exquisite attention to detail.

With its preserved patina, subtle imperfections, and gentle wear consistent with age, this cabinet is not merely furniture but a storied heirloom—an objet d’art that celebrates over a century of heritage, craftsmanship, and beauty. 

• Era: Antique
• Material: Elm
• Size: 46"(L) x 20“(D) x 75"(H)
• Color: Black/Multi
• Condition: Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be consider defects but rather part of its character & historical value.

Found in Shanxi

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