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Victorian Military Campaign Chest by Ross & Co of Dublin Circa 1860-1880

Elm wood with original red lacquer front contrasted by black lacquer sides.
Shanxi Province, China 1820-1830

A double door with large round metal central plate. 
China approx. 1920

Storage system in ash manufactured by Rud. Rasmussen, 1960's.

Black lacquered elm wood adorned with gilt chinoiserie motifs.
Shanxi province, early 18th century

Blackwood front carved in relief with dragons in the sky.
China 1830-1850

Teak wood chest of drawers for Illums Bolighus, Denmark 1960s. H: 121 cm.

Chest of four drawers in flamed birch. H: 59 cm.
Denmark 1820-1830

Antique 18th Century Small Louis XVI Chest of Four Drawers in Mahogany.
Copenhagen, Denmark 1780-1790

Small-sized chest of three drawers or nightstand painted blue.
Height: 47 cm / 18,5 inch
Sweden approximately 1810-1820

Hand carved in oak with polychrome hand decorated facade. Original condition.
Germany 1680-1720.

Decorated with classic Chinese symbols in bronze. Qing period, late 19th century.

Front and top with deep dark red lacquer, sides with black lacquer.
Shanxi Province, China 1850-1870.

This secretaire is an example of beautiful, rare and refined design and excellent craftsmanship.
Copenhagen, Denmark 1810.

From Shanxi Province 1840 - 1860.

Original red lacquer and and hand written drawer descriptions.
China 1850-1870.

Original red lacquer and and hand written drawer descriptions.
China 1850-1870.

Mirror-cut flamed mahogany with beautiful grain. Copenhagen 1820 - 1830.

Decorative chest with beautiful natural patina, highlighted by clear lacquer surface finish.

Chinese original chinoiserie painted black and red cabinet with two doors.
From Fujian Province 1860 - 1880.

Stunning flame mahogany cabinet with bow fronted door.
Denmark, Copenhagen 1810-1820. 
 

Made in solid oak with brass fittings.
English 1860 - 1880.

Mid 19th century China. Naive and charming in its designVery charming, decorative and not least useful piece of furniture. 

Chest in mahogany with 4 drawers. This type is referred to as a Copenhagen chest of drawers. Copenhagen 1780 - 1790.