Peking Sideboard Made From Burr Elm - 19th Century Console Tables Manjus chests usually have far

Manjus chests usually have far longer legs making this piece unusually low and more suitable for use as an AV unit

The original piece was constructed from Walnut and is over 100 years old

It has lovely lacquer beading detailing on the edge

The original lid of this one has long since been lost and has been replaced

It dates to the 18th century and is carved from a single piece of stone

Peking Sideboard Made From Burr Elm - 19th Century Console Tables Manjus chests usually have farThis incredible antique Chinese sideboard is crafted using luxurious solid burr elm. The style of sideboard is from the Chinese capital, Peking (Beijing) and its simple design originated during the Ming dynasty. This cabinet was produced in the 19th century (Qing dynasty 1644 1911) This style of Chinese sideboard is often referred to as an altar cabinet in The West and a lien san (three in a row) by Chinese dealers referring to the drawer form.