Mid Qing Dynasty and later Of rectangular shape rising from small cabriole legs below a shaped apron decorated with scrollwork designs, the lower sections composed of three doors organised into four reticulated panels intricately carved with carps leaping waves over a dragons gate below pheasants among clouded moon, flying bats and phoenixes among clouds and a flaming pearl, blossoming lotus, pine trees and butterflies amidst foliage, the upper register with similar reticulated panels depicting auspicious symbols and chilong chasing flaming pearls, all supporting a rectangular panel flanked by upright flanges, most components of hongmu wood. 121cm (47 6/8in) high x 119cm (46 7/8in) wide x 54cm (21 2/8in) deep.