Camphor Travel Chest h195 This version comes in a

This version comes in a rich red lacquer

This lovely six drawer chest has deep drawers and a solid

Over time the colours have worn and faded to give a more subtle look and a gorgeous patina that would fit more easily into any interior

the decorative hardware and hinges add interest to an otherwise simple design

Walnut is prevalent around Shanxi province where this was produced and is considered a superior wood to the more common elm

Camphor Travel Chest h195 This version comes in aHebei, circa 1900 This attractive blanket chest is a nice size to be used as a low coffee table, with handy storage space inside. Produced in Hebei province near Beijing around the start of the last century, it is made from camphor wood, with a lovely honey coloured tone. Chests like this were used particularly in northern China to hold clothes and were often made in stackable sets. Camphor was a popular material not only for its attractive appearance