A Pair of Late 19thC Chinese Red Lacquer Chinoiserie Cabinet Doors c.1890 sub-Mirrors & Lighting merely adding to the bizarre

merely adding to the bizarre and off-key feel

carrying a wreath of white flowers to represent the purity of the deceased

The glass is original and has a beautiful bubbly appearance in certain lights with only one small panel having a crack

and presented in a later frame

designed to fit into a wall recess with the outer frame flush to the wall

A Pair of Late 19thC Chinese Red Lacquer Chinoiserie Cabinet Doors c.1890 sub-Mirrors & Lighting merely adding to the bizarreOrigin: Chinese Period: Qing Dynasty Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Widths: 14. 5 Heights: 44. 5 Depths: 2. 25 (each) The striking pair of late nineteenth century Chinese cabinet doors, richly lacquered in cinnabar red and decorated with time softened black and gilt chinoiserie ornamentation including scattered blossom forms and faint architectural vignettes, each being framed within a simple moulded border and retaining their original dark