A distinctive antique Chinese cabinet crafted from solid pinewood, dating to the late Qing dynasty. Made in the traditional style Dongbei province, the substantial rectangular case features three shallow drawers above paneled cabinet doors, accented with traditional iron hinges, fittings, and a prominent central lock plate. Generations of use have developed a warm, weathered surface across the pine, with visible grain, worn edges, tonal variations, and an authentic patina that gives the piece its understated character.
Combining drawer storage with a generous cabinet interior, this versatile piece works beautifully as a dining room buffet, living room console, entry cabinet, or storage piece beneath artwork or a mirror. The simple architectural form, rustic pine, and dark iron hardware create an appealing contrast that works especially well in Santa Fe, farmhouse, mountain modern, boho chic, or contemporary interiors.
This item will arrive Santa Fe in mid-October '26.
Material:
Solid pinewood with iron hardware
Origin:
China
Circa:
1880–1900
Dimensions:
62"W x 18"D x 36"H
Condition:
Good antique condition; age-related wear, surface variations, irregularities, oxidation to the iron, and patina consistent with age
