Red and Black Lacquer Mongolian Sideboard, 1920s

This stylish sideboard, adorned with striking red panels and sleek black frames, originates from the northern regions of China near the boundaries of Inner Mongolia and Gansu province. from its inception, this piece of storage furniture was native to the region and utilised for housing grain. To retain its classic form, the top of the product features two removable boards, while the front doors have been updated for convenience. Crafted from pine, then glossed with a sophisticated lacquer finish, the two doors feature unique floral paintings in pastel green and pink. Refined and retouched, the artistry of the doors create a captivating aesthetic, perfect for elevating any room from the dining to living space.