Red Leather Parcel Gilt Trunk On Stand - Late 19th Century Material - Elm Families often kept separate chests

Families often kept separate chests for summer and winter garments

this timeless cashmere shawl offers understated elegance and everyday comfort in equal measure

Height: 70cm

This Meiji period (1868 - 1912) Isho Dansu is from Sendai province and one of the highest quality pieces we've seen

this sideboard would originally have been deeper and it has been reduced in depth to make it more suitable for a modern home

Red Leather Parcel Gilt Trunk On Stand - Late 19th Century Material - Elm Families often kept separate chestsThese Chinese red leather trunks from Shanghai date to the end of the Qing dynasty (1644 1911) circa 1890. They have raised gilt painted shou symbols as well as their own stands, and are in great condition for over one hundred years old Chinese leather trunks have been used for many hundreds of years with the classic style changing very little. This parcel gilt work style appeared at the end of the 19th century. These chests were made for traveling