Folding Horseshoe Armchair, Warm Elm colour-brown The doors are set into

The doors are set into the frames on wooden dowels

This cabinet shows the clean lines and pure design that was typical of Chinese furniture produced during the Ming dynasty

The chest would have been made by a highly skilled carpenter and is still in wonderful condition today

The simple blackened brass handles add a decorative element to an otherwise very stripped back

Folding Horseshoe Armchair, Warm Elm colour-brown The doors are set intoSimple folding stools were seen very early on in China's history the first recorded stools being from the Han dynasty almost two thousand years ago. These developed later into larger folding armchairs, these being similar to the classic Chinese horseshoe chair but with folding legs and woven seats, making them transportable for travelling and easy to store. Our version is a faithful reproduction of antique Chinese chairs from the Ming dynasty, crafted