Bleached Elm Farmers Stool - 19th Century Tang Horses One of our favourite details

One of our favourite details of this chest is the individual imagery on each lock plate depicting cranes and other iconography

both fitted with shelves for practical organisation

This old Tibetan painted door is a striking piece of wall art featuring playful frolicking yaks

The pair would make great garden features

Ragdul (Dutch Gold) was a technique of gilding using brass powder - The dragons on this cabinet are painted in the Qing style

Bleached Elm Farmers Stool - 19th Century Tang Horses One of our favourite detailsThis classic rustic Chinese elm stool is constructed with a thick piece of solid elm and made using traditional Chinese joinery rather than nails. These sturdy wooden stools are a vital component of any shabby chic interior and originally would have been used by workers or agriculture workers. Seat Size: 38 x 16. 5 cm