Jewellery box - Mirror, Elm - Asian jewelry cabinet

Very special antique Asian jewelry and dressing cabinet – probably Korea – circa 1880–1920. A characterful and decorative wooden jewelry cabinet, executed in the traditional style of the Korean gyeongdae, a refined dressing cabinet used for storing jewelry, hair accessories and personal valuables. The cabinet features an ingenious fold-out mirror section and two practical drawers. The decorative metal fittings, including the characteristic butterfly motifs, give the piece its distinctive appearance. The warm, deep reddish-brown wood tone and the natural patina emphasize its historical character. The visible wood joinery and traditional construction contribute to its authentic appearance. Historical background Such dressing tables traditionally formed part of the personal dowry of Korean women. In Korean decorative art, the butterfly has long been a symbol of happiness and harmony. Details - Probable origin: Korea - Dating: circa 1880–1920 (attributed) - Traditional wooden jewelry and dressing cabinet - Fold-out mirror - Two drawers for jewelry and accessories - Decorative butterfly-shaped metal hardware - Traditional wood joinery - Warm, natural aged patina Condition Authentic vintage and antique appearance with visible signs of aging and wear. The mirror also shows signs of aging. These aspects fit the character and the probable age of the object. A stylish and collectible example of traditional East Asian furniture art, particularly suitable for lovers of Korean antiques and historic jewelry cabinets. Please examine the photos carefully. They are part of the description.

Schätzpreis:€150

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