Vintage Chinese pagoda cabinet traditional scene (bohemian)

DESCRIPTION: A unique oriental cabinet. These cabinets date from the 1970s, during a revival of Chinoiserie. This style emerged in the mid-18th century when entire castles were filled with Chinese and oriental furniture and objects. In the 1970s, these types of cabinets were made, and none are identical. All elements are hand-applied, giving it an artistic touch. The hand-painted lines are clearly visible. It is painted on all sides, even inside. The front and sides depict traditionally dressed ladies strolling with fans, lanterns, flowers, and instruments. The pagoda roof shows gardens with temples. The cabinet has an upper section where the television was located, with doors that can fold. The bottom is fixed with a drawer, and the pull-out shelf can be removed upon request. There is a second storage space at the bottom. DIMENSIONS: (The roof can be transported separately) Height: 175 cm Height without roof: 156 cm Width: 110 cm Depth: 59 cm Height of the upper cabinet: 75 cm (the shelf can be removed upon request) Width of the upper cabinet: 100 cm Depth of the cabinet: 50 cm Height of the lower cabinet: 40 cm Height of the drawer: 12 cm Width of the drawer: 23 cm. CONDITION: Generally in good condition. There are some damages on the right edge, which have been touched up. Some edges have stains that have also been touched up with varnish. (See the last photos for a better idea of the condition).