Korean Style Campaign Chest / Armoire

This appears to be a Korean-style tall campaign chest or armoire, possibly a reproduction, characterized by its deep reddish-brown wood finish and extensive brass or bronze hardware. The top section features two cabinet doors, adorned with ornate, floral-motif brass escutcheons and decorative corner pieces, as well as several smaller, individual brass flower accents. Below the cabinet doors are three full-width drawers, each fitted with a butterfly-shaped brass pull handle and embellished with matching brass corner protectors and edge banding. The drawer fronts, particularly the one shown open, exhibit a mottled or burled wood pattern, possibly a veneer, which adds visual texture. The construction seems robust, with visible brass reinforcements on the corners and edges, characteristic of campaign furniture designed for durability during transport. The hardware shows a degree of tarnishing and patina consistent with age and use, suggesting it is not brand new. One drawer is open, revealing clothing, and the interior wood is also finished. The overall style suggests an East Asian influence, specifically Korean, due to the distinctive hardware designs. There are signs of wear on the wooden surfaces, such as minor scratches or scuffs, which is to be expected from a functional piece of furniture. The item's visible condition appears fair to good, with no major structural damage immediately apparent, though specific condition could only be fully assessed upon closer inspection. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality, with attention paid to the decorative hardware application.