Korean Elm Bandaji Chest with Fitted Interior and Metal Mounts
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A Korean elm Bandaji chest, circa 1885, rectangular, with a drop front opening to a fitted interior, above six short drawers and two central doors, metal mounts, scroll supports, 106 x 91.5 x 49 cm. Provenance: acquired from Georges department store, 162 Collins Street, Melbourne, circa 1986. Accompanied by documentation supplied by Georges
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