Wave Trunk, Red Lacquer colour-red The artist's 'chop' is also

The artist's 'chop' is also still visible towards the top left of the cabinet

The thick elm cabinet top extends over the rounded side frames

Lattice panels like this were used in both interior and exterior windows or doors

while the rear legs are supported with two stretchers

The elegant 'horse hoof' feet and S-shape supporting braces (known in Chinese as 'bawangcheng') are typical features of furniture from China's Ming dynasty but the table's timeless style makes it the perfect stage for vases

Wave Trunk, Red Lacquer colour-red The artist's 'chop' is alsoMade from solid reclaimed elm with dovetail joints and finished on the inside in a dark wood stain our red lacquer wave trunk is the largest within our oriental trunks and chests, strong enough to provide additional seating, this elegant blanket box looks beautiful at the end of a bed. The subtly curved lid gives the trunk its name as well as its graceful lines, while the large brass circular hardware adds some classic Chinese style. Ideal for holding