ANTIQUE FURNITURE COLLECTIONS IN KOREA. GYEONGSANG PROVINCE.
The Gyeongsang Province in the south of the Korean peninsula was a particularly important center for the production of high-end furniture. Numerous museums attest to this through the quality of their collections. Notably, the Namgaram Museum which holds significant and unique pieces.
NAMGARAM MUSEUM. Jinju-si, Gyeongsangnam-do.
A varied and very interesting collection. High-quality furniture, with particular attention paid to a large number of boxes used by the nobility. Gyeongsang Do, in the south of the peninsula, was a particularly wealthy province and an important center of furniture production.
Morijang. This cabinet is made of zelkova tree, pear tree, and paulownia tree. The storage space consists of a double door and drawers. Beautifully patterned zelkova wood was used symmetrically in all parts, including the front door panel, frame, and drawers. Pear wood was used for the top panel and paulownia wood for the side panels. H. 84cm, W. 94,3cm, D. 44cm
Pair of wooden boxes. Pine wood, white brass fittings. H. 30cm, W. 42cm, D. 43cm
“Nong” or stackable clothing chest. Carved wood with chrysanthemum flower patterns which are placed symmetrically. H. 124cm, W. 83cm, D. 39cm
Small desk. 경상. Pine wood. The top with a scroll-shaped top that is rolled up at both ends is called “Gyeongsang”, and the top with a straight top is called “Seoan”. “Ansangmun” is engraved on the panel of the two upper drawers, and “Yeouidomun” is engraved on the panel of the lower part. H. 37cm, W. 41cm, D. 34cm.
Octagonal hat box. Black lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay. White brass fittings. H. 28cm, W. 32cm, D. 33cm.
Seal box. H. 17,2cm, W. 13cm, D. 13,2cm.
Document box – 서류함. H. 10cm, W. 45cm, D. 10cm.
Palanquin called Sa-in-gyo in korean and refers to a palanquin carried by four people, two each at the front and back. It is mainly used for weddings, and the bride and groom sometimes ride horses, but most of them ride on palanquins. The bride’s palanquin was painted or decorated with tassels, decorated with white cloth, and a tiger skin was placed on the palanquin to ward off evil spirits. H. 126cm, W. 90cm, D. 111cm.
Haeju soban. H. 13,5cm, W. 19,8cm, D. 13,8cm, H 27,2cm, W. 42,4cm, D. 32,1cm. Haejuban: The top plate is rectangular and has a round corner shape. It has a gentle curved shape, the character ‘卍’ is engraved on both legs. Haejuban is from the Haeju region of Hwanghae Province.
Half moon soban. H. 27,3cm, W. 50cm, D. 33,5cm, H. 28,5cm, W. 50,5cm, D. 33,5cm. The top plate is semicircular. This design was mainly produced in the Jeolla region.
Hojokban. The legs of the table were sleek and looked like the legs of a tiger. The entire surface was lacquered. H. 29,2cm, Diameter 36,5cm.
Hojokban. H. 22,5cm, Diameter 35,5cm, H. 21cm, Diameter 35cm. On both, The entire surface is lacquered.
Octagonal box. H. 12,7cm, W. 16,4cm, D. 17,1cm.
Mother-of-pearl lacquerware dressing box. This rectangular-shaped mirror is designed to be used by opening the lid and tilting the mirror up at an angle. The box is decorated with a hexagonal tortoiseshell pattern and has various shapes such as fish, peaches, bamboo, and cranes with broken and lined patterns. H. 14,4cm, W. 26,5cm, D. 19,7cm.
Mirror box. 경대 A dressing box is a wooden piece of furniture that stores cosmetics, makeup tools, combs, and decorative items such as hairpins. It is also called Janggyeong (粧鏡) or Jangyeom (粧奩). H. 12,2cm, W. 15cm, D. 20,8cm.
Comb box. 빗접. Cranes and flower patterns were engraved around the character ‘壽’ at the top, and elements that appear in Jangsaengdo (pine wood, roe deer, phoenix, bamboo, etc.) patterns were engraved around it. It has a turtle-shaped lock. H. 31cm, W. 29cm, D. 27cm.
Desk, 경상. Gyeongsang was originally used in temples, and the scroll ears serve to prevent the Avatamsaka Sutra or the Lotus Sutra, which are bound in a roll or fold, from falling off both ends when unfolded. The Yeouido gate is engraved on the front. H. 29cm, W. 73cm, D. 31cm.
Coin chest. H. 54cm, W. 56cm, D. 88cm.
Wooden painted swastika armrest. H. 23cm, W. 23cm, D 78cm.
Octagonal box. 팔각함. H. 23cm, W. 30cm, D. 30cm. Those boxes could be used to store hats or other small fabrics. It also served as a decoration when placed on top of large furniture.
Octagonal box. 팔각함. H. 20cm, W. 22cm, D. 22cm.
Octagonal box. 팔각함. H. 28cm, W. 31cm, D. 31cm.
Stationary box – 문갑. Mother-of-pearl patterns of flowers, butterflies, turtles, and birds were inlaid on the entire surface. Such boxes were generally placed in the space below the window and used to store important documents. The brass fitting motif at the center of the door plate is a pattern often used on furniture made in the early 20th century. H. 37cm, W. 86cm, D. 29cm.
Comb box – 빗접. The crane pattern was engraved around the character ‘壽’ in the upper part, and the elements that appear in Jangsaengdo (pine wood, roe deer, phoenix, bamboo, etc.) were engraved around it. It has a turtle-shaped lock. H. 31cm, W. 31cm, D. 30cm.
Tongyeong soban – 통영반. H. 27~28cm, W. 43~50cm, D. 33~39cm.
Naju soban – 나주반. Ginkgo wood. H. 28cm, W. 53cm, D. 40cm, H. 22cm, W. 38cm, D. 29cm.
Two level bookchest – 이층책장. Pine body, Ginkgo wood front. Yeouidumun motif is engraved on the facade while Ansangmun motif is engraved under both door. Carved bamboo-shaped legs. H. 93cm, W. 98cm, D. 48cm.
Nong or stackable clothing chest – 이층농. This chest is decorated with mother-of-pearl, sea turtle shell, shark skin, and metal wire inlay. H. 101,7cm, W. 80,6cm, D. 39cm.
Nong or stackable clothing chest – 이층농. The top of each door is decorated with a flying bat pattern, with two hinged doors in the middle, and a landscape pattern created using the cutting technique of the late Joseon Dynasty. H. 113cm, W. 80cm, D. 40cm.
Comb box – 빗접. Mother-of-pearl on black lacquer. Yellow brass fittings. H. 33cm, W. 29cm, D. 29cm.
Kitchen chest – 찬장. Three level chest made of pine wood. All door handles are made of wood. Access to each level by sliding doors. Chungcheong-do province. H. 181cm, W. 184cm, D. 73cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. Jeolla Do province. H. 101cm, W. 125cm, D. 53cm.
Sung Sun I Bandaji – 숭숭이 반닫이. Zelkova wood. iron fittings. H. 81,5cm, W. 82cm, D. 39cm.
Mirror box. Black & red lacquer decorated with mother-of-pearl inlay. White brass fittings. H. 24cm, W. 25cm, D. 36cm.
Haeju soban. H. 28cm, W. 45cm, D. 34cm
GimhaeBandaji. This is a Gyeongsang-do bandaji made in Gimhae area from zelkova wood . The front lock plate has a typical swallowtail design engraved with schematic forms such as a swastika or geometric patterns. The four ears of the door plate have flower-shaped ear decorations. The entire metalwork plates was engraved with a schematic swastika (卍) character and geometric patterns. H. 51cm, W. 90cm, D. 44cm.
Jinju Bandaji. From Jinju area in Gyeongsang do province, this chest is made of pine wood. The characteristic features of Bandaji from the Jinju area of are the cicada-shaped hinges and a button-shaped puller decoration on a diamond-shaped background. The large front lock plate is of rectangular shape and the four large fittings in the shape of a cicada. H. 78cm, W. 114cm, D. 51cm.
Comb box – 빗접. Mother-of-pearl inlay on black lacquer. White brass fittings. H. 31cm, W. 31cm, D. 30cm.
Small square comb box -사각함.
Mirror box. H. 25cm, W. 23cm, D. 29cm.
Small square box. Ginkgo and persimmon wood, white brass fittings. H. 32cm, W. 31cm, D. 31cm.
Small square box. Paulownia wood, yellow brass fittings. H. 27cm, W. 27cm, D. 27cm.
Cosmetic box. Black lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay. Yellow brass fittings. H. 26cm, W. 23cm, D. 36cm.
Comb box. Black lacquer on wood with mother-of-pearl inlay. Yellow brass fittings. H. 24cm, W. 27cm, D. 25cm
Octagonal box. H. 23cm, W. 28cm, D. 28cm.
Three level clothing cabinet. Elm, persimmon & paulownia wood, yellow brass fittings. Gyeonggi do province. H. 154cm, W. 100cm, D. 46cm.
Kitchen chest. Elm wood, iron fittings. Gyeonggi do province. H. 167cm, W. 121cm, D. 48cm.
Korean lacquered table with mother-of-pearl motifs. This table is dated from the 20th century. H. 36cm, W. 130cm, D. 93cm.
Day bed. Pine wood. W. 181cm, D. 89cm
Korean bandaji. H. 73cm, W. 86cm, D. 40cm.
Coin chest. Pine wood, iron fittings, Jeolla Do province. H. 49cm, W. 118cm, D. 48cm.
Bandaji. Red pine wood, iron fittings. H. 50cm, W. 84cm, D. 41cm.
Coin chest. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 58cm, W. 131cm, D. 58cm.
Coin chest. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 90cm, W. 172cm, D. 89cm.
Medicine cabinet – 약장. H. 185cm.
Three level chest. H. 119cm, W. 97cm, D. 42cm. This chest used to belong to a wealthy family, probably made in Gyeonggi Do province.
Shelf. Probably pine wood. H. 154cm, W. 84cm, D. 29cm.
Soban. H. 29cm, W. 53cm, D. 40cm.
Bandaji. Red pine wood, iron fittings. Ganghwa island. H. 57cm, W. 64cm, D. 53cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. Jeolla Do province. H. 72cm, W. 105cm, D. 44cm.
Medicine cabinet. H. 103cm, W. 102cm, D. 25cm.
Medicine cabinet. Gyeonggi province. H. 103cm, W. 102cm, D. 25cm.
Bandaji. Red pine wood, iron fittings. Gyeonggi province. H. 66cm, W. 111cm, D. 40cm.
Bandaji. H. 69cm, W. 103cm, D. 53cm.
Small desk – 서안. Seoan refers to a low desk with a flat top panel. In Chinese characters, it is also called Giseosang (書牀). H. 31cm, W. 64cm, D. 30cm.
Coin chest. Elm wood, iron fittings. H. 40cm, W. 81cm, D. 38cm.
Three level chest. H. 146cm, W. 111cm, D. 51cm.
Nong or stackable clothing chest – 이층농 Elm & persimmon wood, yellow brass fittings. H. 118cm, W. 82cm, D. 41cm.
Bandaji. From Yangsan city 양산 in Gyeongsang Do province. Splendid openwork metal decoration typical of the area. H. 69cm, W. 97cm, D. 39cm.
Small desk called Gyeongsang – 경상 as both ends of the top panel are rolled up. H. 96cm, W. 92cm, D. 44cm.
Octagonal soban called Hojokban. H. 25cm, W. 44cm, H. 24cm, W. 42cm.
Bandaji from Pyongyang area. Stained linden wood. Yellow brass fittings. H. 96cm, W. 92cm, D. 44cm.
Hojokban –호족반. H. 45cm, W. 101cm, D. 69cm.
Coin chest. Elm wood, iron fittings. Jeolla province. H. 39cm, W. 107cm, D. 45cm.
Hojokban. H. 28~29cm, W. 45~46cm.
Hojokban. H. 28~29cm, W. 34~45cm.
Three level clothing cabinet. Mother-of-pearl on lacquer. Yellow brass fittings. H. 151cm, W. 99cm, D. 49cm.
Day bed – 평상. The entire surface was lacquered. H. 60cm, W. 207cm, D. 102cm
Pyongyang Bandaji. 평양 반닫이. H. 106cm, W. 102cm, D. 47,2cm.
Palanquin – 사인교. H. 117cm, W. 87cm, D. 106cm.
불연 Palanquin used for funerals ceremonies. H. 89cm, W. 86cm, D. 88cm.
불연 Palanquin used for funerals ceremonies. H. 89cm, W. 88cm, D. 86cm.
Document box. H. 19,9cm, W. 63cm, D. 36,6cm.
Document box. H. 25,3cm, W. 67,8cm, D. 24,9cm.
Floor lamp. H. 71,7cm, W. 27,5cm, D. 27,5cm.
MIRIBEOL FOLK MUSEUM. 439, Chodongjungang-ro, Chodong-myeon, Miryang, Gyeongsangnam-do 50455.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 41cm, W. 64,7cm, D. 31,6cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 50cm, W. 79,5cm, D. 36,7cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 52,5cm W. 69,2cm, D. 27,5cm.
Bandaji. H. 54cm, W. 98cm, D. 45cm.
Bandaji. Zelkova, iron fittings. H. 56cm, W. 92,5cm, D. 45,5cm.
Bandaji. Zelkova, iron fittings. H. 74cm, W. 99cm, D. 46,5cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 81cm, W. 98,5cm, D. 48cm.
Bandaji. H. 76cm, W. 84cm, D. 40cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 82cm, W. 99cm, D. 49cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 82cm, W. 99cm, D. 49cm.
Nong. H. 99cm, W. 62,4cm, D. 33cm.
Morijang. H. 95,2cm, W. 97,6cm, D. 47cm.
Three level chest. H. 155,6cm, W. 90cm, D. 44,8cm.
Palanquin. H. 124cm, W. 153cm, D. 76cm.
Nong. Paulownia wood, iron fittings. H. 122cm, W. 78,8cm, D. 40cm.
Gyeonggi Do Bandaji. Elm wood, yellow brass fittings.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings.
BUSAN METROPOLITAN CITY MUSEUM. 63 UN pyeonghwa-ro, Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea.
약장 藥欌 Medicine Chest 조선 19세기 세로 31.9 가로 107.6 높이 123.4 느티나무·소나무 Joseon Dynasty (19th Century). H. 123,4cm, W. 107,6cm, D. 31,9cm. Zelkova front drawers and pine wood body. A chest of drawers designed for storing different medicines separately according to type. The front side consists of small drawers on the top and a multipurpose storage space on the bottom. There are a total of 81 drawers for storing medicine (9 rows by 9 columns). The ring attached in the middle of each drawer serves as a handle, and engraved to its left and right are characters indicating the medicine that belongs inside that drawer.
반닫이 櫃. 조선 19세기. 세로 48.0 가로 104.2 높이 79.6 느티나무 Bandaji. Joseon Dynasty (19th Century). H. 79,6cm, W. 104,2cm, D. 48cm. Zelkova wood. A chest with a half-opening front made of a thick panel of zelkova wood. Similar chests were mostly produced in and around the cities of Gaeseong and Pyeongyang. As with the construction of wardrobes, the front side is divided by rails and stiles, resulting in the main opening panel being shorter than the length of the chest and flanked by two panels, creating separate storage spaces inside.
머릿장 單層欌 조선 19세기. 세로 40.7 가로 94.0 높이 82.0 소나무·배나무 Headside chest. Joseon Dynasty (19th Century). H 82.cm, W. 94cm, D. 40,7cm. Pine and pear wood. A small chest designed to be placed near the headrest during sleep, for convenient storage and retrieval of valuables or everyday items. This particular headside chest is made of pine and pear wood and consists of three parts: the top board, the body, and the legs.
경상 經床 조선 19세기. 세로 30.9 가로 64.0 높이 29.2cm. 느티나무·참죽나무 Desk. Joseon Dynasty (19th Century). H. 29,2cm, W. 64cm, D. 30,9cm. Zelkova wood. A low floor desk for reading or writing, which also served to mark the place in a room for the elderly or the host when greeting a guest. This piece of furniture originated from sutra reading desks used in Buddhist temples and came into use in private homes during the Joseon period. This item, from the 19th century, takes the form of a traditional sutra reading desk, with scroll-shaped side decorations on the edges of the top panel and is supported by tiger-paw-shaped legs.
인궤 印樻 조선 19세기. 세로 21.0 가로 21.0 높이 25.0 Seal box. Joseon Dynasty (19th Century). H 25cm, W. 21cm, D. 21cm. A box made of unvarnished paulownia wood covered with shark skin, designed for storing seals. An internal support piece exists for the trapezoidal lid, and strips of metal are nailed to the outer edges to make the box sturdier.
Ancestor chair. H. 131,5cm, W. 43,5cm, D. 30,5cm.
어피함 魚皮函 조선 19세기. 세로 29.5 가로 57.8 높이 29.5 Fish Skin Case. Joseon Dynasty (19th Century). H 29,5cm, W. 57,8cm, D. 29,5cm. A deep case connected to a shallow lid with hinges. On the opposite side of the hinges is an apparatus for padlocking, allowing the case to function as a safe for securing important documents, jewelry, money, and other valuables. The case is covered with shark skin, and a separate piece rising from the inner rim of the box supports the lid from inside.
Kitchen shelf. H. 128cm, W. 86,5cm, D. 44,3cm.
Bandaji. Jeju island. H. 72,3cm, W. 90,8cm, D 46cm.
Bandaji. H. 63cm, W. 74cm, D. 35cm.
Bandaji. H. 49cm, W. 87cm, D. 41,5cm.
Bandaji. Pyongyang area. H. 70,2cm, W. 87,5cm, D. 43,8cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. Jeolla Do province. H. 71cm, W. 93cm, D. 40cm.
Bandaji. H. 79,5cm, W. 110,8cm, D. 54cm.
Bandaji. Jeolla Do province. H. 88cm, W. 118cm, D. 46cm.
Bandaji. H. 93cm, W. 115cm, D. 43cm.
Photos left & right. Bandaji. Chungcheong Do province H. 110cm, W. 93cm, D. 41cm.
Bandaji. Chungcheong Do province. H. 126cm, W. 89cm, D. 36cm.
Kitchen shelf. H. 128cm, W. 86,5cm, D. 44,3cm.
Bandaji. H. 76cm, W. 89cm, D. 45cm.
Ganghwa bandaji. H. 82cm, W. 100,5cm, D. 52cm.
Black lacquer Korean box. H. 21cm, W. 69,8cm, D. 49,8cm. Floral pattern hinges.
Gyeonggi bandaji. H. 68cm, W. 97,8cm, D. 41cm.
Jeju bandaji. H. 64,3cm, W. 90,2cm, D. 42,7cm.
Hojokban. H. 28cm, Diameter: 44cm.
Iljuban. H. 24cm, Diameter: 31,5cm.
Korean bier. This is a bier used by Dadae-dong residents. H. 121cm, L. 224cm, W. 90cm.
Nong. H. 120cm, W. 58,2cm, D. 39,8cm.
Two level chest. H. 134cm, W. 93,9cm, D. 42,3cm.
Mungap. Document chest. Japanese occupation period, 20th century
Wedding box. H. 32,5cm, W. 62cm, D. 37,5cm.
Soban H. 16cm, Diameter: 28,8cm.
Iljuban. H. 22cm, Diameter: 31,5cm.
Pyongyang bandaji. H. 97,5cm, W. 90,5cm, D. 51,2cm.
Uigori. Wardrobe. H. 168,5cm, W. 98,5cm, D. 47,4cm.
Comb box. Black lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay. H. 30,5cm, W. 31cm, D. 31cm.
Comb box. Persimmon wood, white brass fittings. H. 31,7cm, W. 32,2cm, D. 30,5cm.
Comb box. Black lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay. H. 27cm, W. 29,5cm, D. 29cm.
Desk – Gyeongsang. H. 29,2cm, W. 66,7cm, D. 28,6cm.
Desk – Gyeongsang. H. 31,2cm, W. 66,3cm, D. 31,2cm.
Inkstone box. H. 30,9cm, W. 40,8cm, D. 28,3cm.
Inkstone box. H. 15cm, W. 48,7cm, D. 31,2cm.
Mirror box. H. 16cm, W. 19,2cm, D. 26cm.
Lunch box. H. 29,5cm, W. 14cm, D. 13,7cm.
Nong . H. 109,2cm, W. 80cm, D. 41,4cm. Black lacquer with mother-of-pearl inlay Spool type doors hinges.
Nong. Persimmon wood, white brass fittings.
Inkstone box. H. 23,2cm, W. 30,8cm, D. 16,8cm.
Three level chest. H. 141,5cm, W. 98cm, D. 38cm.
It was made by attaching thinly split wood to the surface. Each door has letters written on it, such as 壽, 福, 康, 囍,
Desk – Gyeongsang. H. 29,5cm, W. 44cm, D. 30cm.
Coin chest. H. 29cm, W. 61cm, D. 33cm.
ANDONG CITY FOLK MUSEUM. 13 Minsokchon-gil, Yongsang-dong, Andong-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do.
Ancestor chair. H. 130,3cm, W. 42,7cm, D. 21,6cm.
Ancestor chair. H. 125,2cm, W 40,6cm, D. 23,5cm.
Ganghwa bandaji. H. 91cm, W. 81,7cm, D. 42,8cm.
Bandaji. Pine wood, iron fittings. H. 59cm, W. 78,7cm, D. 39cm.
Bandaji. H. 84,6cm, W. 92,6cm, D. 41cm. Built from zelkova with burlwood panels, this piece is decorated with fine yellow brass fittings. The top three drawers feature bat-shaped hinges, while the opening section, which doesn’t extend all the way, is maintained by swallowtail hinges and a round lock plate. At the center bottom, a decorative plate is adorned with the “Manja” (Swastika) pattern.
Coin chest. H. 53,8cm, W. 106,5cm, D. 47,8cm.
Coin chest. H. 83,2cm, W. 156cm, D. 60,2cm.
Bandaji. H. 62,3cm, W. 93,6cm, D. 41,4cm.
Comb box. H. 27,3cm, W. 22cm, D. 32cm.
Comb box. H. 25,5cm, W. 19,3cm, D. 28,8cm.
Document bandaji. H. 87cm, W. 99cm, D. 40cm.
Document box. H. 38,4cm, W. 91,8cm, D. 29,1cm.
Hat box. H. 35,3cm, W. 63,1cm, D. 38cm.
Gyeongsang. Low desk. H. 32,2cm, W. 77,4cm, D. 33cm.
Incense stand. H. 32cm, W. 42cm, D. 25cm. with Yeouido (如意頭) pattern
Grain storage. H. 56,9cm, W. 99,5cm, D. 37,2cm.
Mungap. H. 43,8cm, W. 77cm, D. 31cm.
Mungap. H. 46,9cm, W. 88,5cm, D. 32,6cm.
Mungap. H. 42,5cm, W. 90,5cm, D. 33cm.
Kitchen chest. H. 128,4cm, W. 109,5cm, D. 67cm.
Nong. H. 134,2cm, W. 94,3cm, D. 41,5cm.
Document box. H. 48cm, 8,2 x 8,2cm.
Nong. H. 113cm, W. 79,1cm, D. 36,1cm.
Palanquin. H. 115cm, W. 79,9cm, D. 98,2cm.
Safe. H. 30,4cm, W. 28,3cm, D. 36,7cm.
Shrine. H. 33,8cm, W. 20,8cm, D. 9,4cm.
Shrine. H. 41cm, W. 27cm, D. 11cm.
Shrine. H. 66,9cm, W. 178,8cm, D. 24,6cm.
Single leg soban Iljuban. H. 20,5cm, Diameter: 28,6cm.
Single leg soban Iljuban. H. 37cm, Diameter: 22,7cm.
Spirit shrine. H. 69cm, W. 49cm, D. 22cm.
Two level bandaji. H. 100,5cm, W. 109,8cm, D. 38,cm. Jeolla or Chungcheong province
Three level bookchest. H. 179,5cm, W. 85,4cm, D. 47,3cm.
Three level chest. H. 183,4cm, W. 105cm, D. 55,3cm.
Three level chest. H. 174cm, W. 118,4cm, D. 54,5cm.
Nong. H. 108,9cm, W. 80,3cm, D. 39,5cm.
Two level chest. H. 149,8cm, W. 98,9cm, D. 44cm.
Nong. H. 81cm, W. 61cm, D. 33,4cm.
Two level chest. H. 140cm, W. 100,5cm, D. 47cm.
Yeongyeo. Spirit shrine. H. 81,5cm, W. 47,2cm, D. 63,8cm.
Yeongyeo. Spirit shrine. H. 90,7cm, W. 63,5cm, D. 68cm.
DAEGU UNIVERSITY CENTRAL MUSEUM. 201 Daegudae-ro, Jillyang-eup, Gyeongsang-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do,
Bandaji. H. 48,9cm, W. 103,2cm, D. 44,5cm.
Bandaji. H. 52cm, W. 78,2cm, D. 33,7cm.
Ancestor chair. H. 57,2cm, W. 40cm, D. 31,2cm.
Yangsan bandaji. H. 55cm, W. 77cm, D. 39,5cm.
Yangsan bandaji. H. 54,5cm, W. 76cm, D. 39cm.
Bandaji. Sung Sun I Style. Pyongan Do province. H. 89cm, W. 89cm, D. 47cm.
Coin chest. H. 74,5cm, W. 152,5cm, D. 51cm.
Bandaji. Sangju area, Gyeongsang Do province. H. 91cm, W. 102,5cm, D. 43cm.
Com box. H. 29cm, W. 29cm, D. 29,5cm.
Comb box. H. 24,5cm, W. 23,5cm, D. 26cm.
Document box. H. 25cm, W. 42cm, D. 21cm.
Gyeongsang do Bandaji . Oak & zelkova woods, iron fittings. H. 61,5cm, W. 85,3cm, D. 36,7cm.
Inkstone box. H. 26cm, W. 41cm, D. 29cm.
Korean comb box . H. 28cm, W. 27,5cm, D. 27,5cm.
Kitchen chest. H. 115cm, W. 96cm, D. 55cm.
Kitchen shelf. H. 162cm, W. 159cm, D. 32cm.
Morijang. H. 72cm, W. 89cm, D. 34cm.
Pair of wedding box. H. 36cm, W. 67cm, D. 33cm.
Nong. Persimmon wood. H. 128cm, W. 79,3cm, D. 41cm.
Nong. Pyongyang area. H. 131cm, W. 74,7cm, D. 36cm.
Nong. H. 137,7cm, W. 81cm, D. 41,5cm.
Nong. H. 145cm, W. 93cm, D. 24cm.
Two level chest. H. 129,5cm, W. 85,2cm, D. 39,6cm.
Official hat box. Paulownia wood. H. 35cm, W. 70cm, D. 39cm.
Pillow shaped box. H. 12,5cm, W. 31cm, D. 13,5cm.
TONGYEONG CITY MUSEUM. 65 Jungang-ro, Tongyeong-si, Gyeongsangnam-do
Ancestor chair.
Palanquin. H. 74,4cm, W. 92cm, D. 110cm.
Pair of cabinet. Artist Bongryong Kim. H. 106cm, W. 68cm, D. 39cm.
ULSAN MUSEUM. 277 Duwang-ro, Nam-gu, Ulsan.
Ancestor chair. H. 141cm, W. 36cm, D. 21,5cm.
Bookchest paper on wood. H. 122cm, W. 116,3cm, D. 47,7cm.
