Chinese Ming Dragon & Bat Furniture Apron - 17th Century Material - Iron The average limber chest was

The average limber chest was designed to be able to carry over three times its weight in ammunition

A central hole exists for wiring lights

These statues date to the 19th century and would have been passed down through generations and worshipped to protect against the wild animals of the forest

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This white painted table is a versatile piece and can be used as a side table

Chinese Ming Dragon & Bat Furniture Apron - 17th Century Material - Iron The average limber chest wasThe intricate Chinese furniture apron was originally attached to an ancient furniture piece now lost. This piece likely dates to the Ming dynasty (1368 1644). At its center is a depiction of a bat, a traditional good luck symbol in China. The panel is decorated with detailed carvings of dragons and additional bats. It's constructed from northern elm (yumu) and dates to at least the 17th century. Supplied with hangers. From China UK Delivery Charge