Red Lacquer Phoenix Cabinet w160 Here the man and his

Here the man and his wife wear robes with bird insignia as a symbol of their civil rank

For a larger room there would simply have been more panels added to a single piece

The lovely

Raised wing-like carvings at each end of the extended cabinet top indicate the religious function

The table's apron has the shallow 'S' shaped stretchers that are commonly seen on antique Chinese tables

Red Lacquer Phoenix Cabinet w160 Here the man and hisFinished in a deep red lacquer, this bright, painted cabinet is perfect for bring a splash of rich colour into any space, Newly made from reclaimed pine, it is in a simple, chunky style that was common in furniture produced in northwest China. The doors are decorated with a subtle, monochrome phoenix a symbol for honesty and loyalty in a household as well as good fortune. Three drawers above the doors provide additional handy storage space and there