Tapered Elm Chinese Cabinet, Large Side Table The lattice work on the

The lattice work on the headboard is made using individual pieces of word that are joined with mortise and tenon

with the spaces behind the fixed panels either side of the doors being accessible

though more rudimentary versions were also made using a single piece of flexible wood such as willow

they were often decorated with large

smaller in size but with drawers made larger so that they are ideally sized to hold up to 25 CDs each

Tapered Elm Chinese Cabinet, Large Side Table The lattice work on theThis classic Chinese cabinet is finished in a lovely warm elm colour. The tapering 'A frame' profile of this wardrobe gives a wonderful sense of fluidity and movement from floor to top. The doors are set into the frames on wooden dowels, doing away with the need for metal hinges and giving a very clean, pure appearance. This type of cabinet was common throughout China where large versions like this were used to store clothes and other items. The