Chinese Antique Furniture First Elm Buffet
This elm buffet has it’s original paint although much of the paint has been touched up. It was made in Gansu Province sometime between 1875 and 1925.
What adds great interest to this buffet are the carvings at the base which have been repaired and re-glued sometime in the past. The hardware and interior shelf have been replaced.
What adds great interest to this buffet are the carvings at the base which have been repaired and re-glued sometime in the past. The hardware and interior shelf have been replaced.
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