Dimensions; 36.25in x29.125in x 15.25in Majestic, Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Huanghuali double door pierced cabinets. Crafted with huge rectangular form, in the mid and the lower cabinets opening by four of panel doors, and the upper cabinets with wide double doors. Each panels carved with interlocking tendril and geometric. The cabinet is mounted with ruyi-shaped fittings and lock plate, all in huangtong. Enclosing a slightly arched and paneled carrying handle flanked by reticulated scrolling spandrels with both side of the handle. Raised with short sturdy legs on each corner. Huanghuali, or yellow flowering pear wood, Originally know as huali or hualu, the modifier huang yellowish-brown was added in the early twentieth century to describe old huali wood whose surfaces had mellowed to a yellowish tone due to long exposure to light. The color can range from reddish-brown to golden-yellow. Historical references point to Hainan Island as the main source of huali. The sweet fragrance of huali distinguishes it from the similar appearing but pungent-adored hongmu. The finest HuangHuaLi has a translucent shimmering surface with abstractly figured patterns that delight the eye. Those appearing like ghost faces were highly prized.