Jewelry cabinet. China, mid-twentieth century.
Jewelry cabinet. China, mid-twent…

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Jewelry cabinet. China, mid-twentieth century. Jewelry cabinet. China, mid-twentieth century. In varnished wood and inlaid jadeite with top handle, keyholes and brass reinforcements. Front with two doors, a lower drawer and four interior drawers. Key attached. 16 x 25.5 x 14 cm. The clasp is damaged.

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Jewelry cabinet. China, mid-twentieth century.

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