Early 20th Century Hand-Painted Mongolian Elmwood Chinese Chest Cabinet This exceptional early 20th-century Mongolian provincial folk art cabinet is handcrafted from dense, heavy solid elmwood, bringing a vibrant layer of authentic Eastern heritage to your home. The chest features a deeply weathered, matte orange pigment paint finish that is beautifully framed by a dark, naturally aged outer wood trim. The single front-facing door displays a beautifully preserved, hand-painted floral vase motif—a traditional regional symbol of peace, harmony, and prosperity. Below the main cabinet door, two matching storage drawers feature delicate hand-painted scrollwork. A magnificent study in traditional Asian craftsmanship, this cabinet is assembled using authentic mortise-and-tenon joinery completely free of modern nails, staples, or mechanical fasteners. The hardware consists of original, hand-forged iron faceplates anchored via traditional split-pin loops hammered flat against the interior panels. Opening the upper door reveals a hand-planed solid wood interior finished in a rich, dark protective wash. The back of the cabinet features fully finished inset floating panels, allowing the piece to be floated beautifully anywhere in a room. Standing nearly three feet tall with a substantial depth of over 21 inches, this versatile storage chest functions perfectly as a statement entryway console, an oversized bedroom nightstand, or a unique living room side table. Free local pickup is also available in Bolivia, NC 28422 Two Fat Cats Vintiques Curating authentic vintage character for your home.