Chinese Television Cabinet, Warm Elm antique-screen With its authentic circular brass

With its authentic circular brass hardware and hinges as seen on many original pieces of Chinese furniture

strong enough to provide additional seating

The two drawers on this light elm chest are dovetail jointed and mounted on wooden runners

The Chinese used decorative screens - either lacquered and painted or carved - from early on as a means of providing privacy

This chocolate version of our square coffee table

Chinese Television Cabinet, Warm Elm antique-screen With its authentic circular brassOur warm elm version of this ingenious cabinet uses the design elements of classic Chinese furniture to solve a very modern problem. Ideal to hide away a TV when not in use. As well as the outer, circular brass hinges the doors are hinged in the middle on the reverse side, allowing them to be folded back on themselves when open for a very neat look. Inside there is a shelf for the TV that can be pulled out on runners for easier viewing, with space