Chinese Qing Dynasty 19th Century Two-Toned Elm Cabinet with Burl Wood Accents

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period two-toned elm wood cabinet from the late 19th century, with dragon and floral carved apron, natural color, burl wood doors and drawers. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty period in the later years of the 19th century, this elm wood cabinet features a rectangular top with central board, sitting above a two-toned façade. Two burl wood drawers, fitted with brass C-scroll handles, are followed by two doors of the same essence. These doors are fitted with a traditional brass medallion with teardrop pulls and are secured with circular hinged in the corners. They open to reveal a dark brown interior made of shelves offering convenient storage space.

The lower section presents a beautifully carved apron showcasing two dragons in scrolling foliage flanking a central flower. The sides are made of recessed panels and the back is finished with a reddish brown color. The ensemble is raised on four straight legs with simple stretchers on the sides. With its two-toned finish, skillfully executed décor and nice proportions, this Chinese Qing Dynasty period cabinet from the late 19th century will make for a wonderful addition to any home, placed in a bedroom or living room.