Ming Chest of Drawers, Warm Elm ceramics-and-stoneware The main development was that

The main development was that the top rail and arms of the chair join onto the supporting posts rather than protruding further out

circular brass plates on the doors

These delicate little Chinese lanterns in a ball shape are made with a metal wire frame and a red canvas shade

The table has the 'horse hoof' feet and 'waisted' top that are typical of Chinese tables

Ming Chest of Drawers, Warm Elm ceramics-and-stoneware The main development was thatOur warm elm chest of drawers features the usual frame and panel construction with a simple apron below the lower frame and round brass handles that mirror the hardware on our classical Chinese cabinets and chests. The Chinese did not use chests of drawers until recent times as they instead stored clothes in cabinets or trunks. This chest is therefore not strictly a reproduction but instead our own modern interpretation, still with a strong oriental