One of the many things we adore about antiques is that you can't always tell exactly where they're from, that is, they clearly don't hail from the big-box store down the street. All you know is that a particular antique has great lines and an interesting back story (even if you're not sure exactly what that story is). The Renshu Show Cabinet is one such piece. Sturdily crafted in Hebei province (China) about 120 years ago, it is made of solid elm with a rich walnut finish. It's in remarkable shape for its age, gently worn as proof of its history, and it features an unusual cutout for display and lattice-front cabinet doors for extra texture. Truly a storage-stocked stunner!