A magnificent 19th-century burgundy and black lacquer curio cabinet is lavishly adorned with gilded accents and refined detailing throughout.
The molded cornice is richly embellished with chrysanthemums and intricate scrolling vines, while a decorative frieze above presents pheasants and mallards set against a picturesque seaside landscape with gentle waves and distant cliffs.
The cabinet comprises three glass-paneled display sections, each fitted with four adjustable interior shelves to accommodate a variety of objects and collectibles, complemented by a generous lower storage area for larger items.
The front door panel is finely decorated with cranes pictured in one of the renowned Fuji Five Lakes, while the side panels are similarly adorned with elegant herons amid the same scenic surroundings, all executed with delicate brushwork and subtle shading.
A working key is included for the operation of the locking mechanism, ensuring both security and authentic period functionality.
Size: 78" H x 35" W x 18" D
C. 1880, England
A magnificent 19th-century burgundy and black lacquer curio cabinet is lavishly adorned with gilded accents and refined detailing throughout.
The molded cornice is richly embellished with chrysanthemums and intricate scrolling vines, while a decorative frieze above presents pheasants and mallards set against a picturesque seaside landscape with gentle waves and distant cliffs.
The cabinet comprises three glass-paneled display sections, each fitted with four adjustable interior shelves to accommodate a variety of objects and collectibles, complemented by a generous lower storage area for larger items.
The front door panel is finely decorated with cranes pictured in one of the renowned Fuji Five Lakes, while the side panels are similarly adorned with elegant herons amid the same scenic surroundings, all executed with delicate brushwork and subtle shading.
A working key is included for the operation of the locking mechanism, ensuring both security and authentic period functionality.
Size: 78" H x 35" W x 18" D
C. 1880, England