Bronze Tang Horse antique-rustic Also available in black lacquer

Also available in black lacquer

The cabinets include a wooden hanging rail inside as well as three removable shelves

The main difference in our version is the addition of a wooden hanging rail on the inside - something unfamiliar to Ming and Qing Dynasty Chinese who would always fold their clothes for storage inside cabinets and chests

These lovely small Buddha heads are produced from a stone and resin mix in the southern Chinese province of Guilin

with an open shelf section above the doors

Bronze Tang Horse antique-rustic Also available in black lacquerThese lovely horses are replicas of similar pieces from the Tang dynasty (618 907 AD). Horses were first domesticated in China over 5,000 years ago and have played a significant role in the country's history and development. During the Tang period both the number and quality of horses greatly increased in China, with improvements in breeding and through imports from Arabia and they became greatly revered. These reproductions are cast in bronze, and go