About this lot

Country of Origin: Attributed China/Hong Kong

Period: Circa 1930s–1960s

Manufacturer: Unspecified

Material: Rosewood/hongmu type dense tropical hardwood, glass and brass hardware; exact wood species unverified

Dimensions: Approx. 31 × 20 × 4 in. 

Condition: Minor finish and surface wear. Glass appears  intact. Retains brass lock hardware, key and wall hanging hardware. No obvious major losses or structural damage visible.

Additional Information: Chinese wall mounted collector’s display cabinet derived from the traditional duobaoge or “many treasures” form. Features a glazed front, asymmetrically arranged interior display shelves, polished reddish brown hardwood construction and brass locking hardware with key. The interior architecture, including small raised and shaped display platforms, was intended for presenting miniature ceramics, carvings, scholar’s objects and other collectibles. No furniture manufacturer’s mark has been identified.

Lot details

Lot
90
Category
Antique Furniture
Estimate
$250–$350
Starting bid
$75
Bids
0
Bidding closes
Oct 29 at 1:15 pm ET
Starting bid $75
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