Vintage Chinese pagoda cabinet traditional scene (bohemian)

DESCRIPTION: A unique oriental cabinet. These cabinets are from the 1970s, during a revival of Chinoiserie. This style originated in the mid-18th century, when entire castles were filled with Chinese and oriental furniture and objects. During the 1970s, these types of cabinets were made and none are the same. All elements are applied by hand, always giving it an artistic touch. You can clearly see the hand-painted lines. It is painted on all sides, even inside. The front and sides depict traditionally dressed ladies walking around with fans, lanterns, flowers, and instruments. The pagoda roof top shows gardens with temples. The cabinet has a top section where the TV used to be, with doors that can be folded in. The bottom is fixed with a drawer, and the pull-out shelf can be removed on request. There is a second storage space at the bottom. DIMENSIONS: (The roof can be transported separately) Height: 175cm Height without roof: 156cm Width: 110cm Depth: 59cm Upper cabinet height: 75cm (shelf can be removed on request) Upper cabinet width: 100cm Cabinet depth: 50cm Lower cabinet height: 40cm Drawer height: 12cm Drawer width: 23cm. CONDITION: Generally in good condition. There is some damage on the right edge, which has been touched up. Some edges have spots that have also been touched up with lacquer. (See last photos for a better idea of the condition).