Chinese

  Mid-1900s.  Found in China after Japanese Occupation; interesting show piece; great historical value; good condition. 20½” w. 34¼” h.… Read more.

Mid 1800s, Northern Elm, original hardware; Shanxi.  Gilded auspicious paintings; all-original; excellent condition. 39″ W, 20″ D, 51.75″ H This… Read more.

18th C, Shanxi. Elm top, speckled bamboo body, lattice work not glued but “tenoned” together This long bamboo table is… Read more.

Reproduction, Beijing. Made with centuries-old Northern Elm by Chinese craftsmen adapt in traditional method of construction; solidly built, ornamented by… Read more.

18th C, Elm, Shanxi.  Traditional construction; original drawer pull; natural tree lacquer over core wood.  40″ w, 16″ d, 33″… Read more.

Mid 1800’s, Northern Elm, Shanxi.  Quality construction with beautiful carved antiquity designs; drawer slides out at each end; excellent condition.… Read more.

19th C, walnut, Shanxi. 32½” h. 16¼” w. 14½” d. The pair is simply constructed with a floating panel within… Read more.

18th c, Sophora wood, Shanxi.  Original ironwork, double locking mechanism preserved, supporting legs from centuries old wood, solid and heavy. … Read more.

  17th C, Elm, Shanxi. Thick black lacquer mixed with fibers and “inverted sword leg” style characterize its Ming origin.… Read more.

17th C, walnut, Shanxi. Pair shows classical simple and elegant Ming style. Walnut high price wood in China through ages.… Read more.

Ca. 1850, elm, bamboo, Shanxi.  Rare because bamboo pieces often too fragile to survive the ravage of time. Good condition. … Read more.

18th C, Northern Elm, Shanxi.  Technique of ‘Miaojin’ and ‘pi ma gua’ shows antiquity; patina adds interest to modern deco.… Read more.

16th/17th C, Sophora, Shanxi.  Of rare extinct wood; tall back and wide seat suitable for today; all-original. This kind of… Read more.

18th C, Walnut, Gansu.  Simple line and no adornment makes this bench fit easily into contemporary settings. 62¼” w. 17½”… Read more.

17th C, Northern Elm, Shanxi.  This “Grand Tudor Chair” is comfortable, has wide seat; worn footrest testifies to antiquity. 39”… Read more.

  18th C, Elm.  Chair distinguished by rectangular spiral pattern (‘guaizhi’), wide seat, auspicious carvings meant for officials; excellent condition.… Read more.

17th Century (late Ming), original lacquer over core wood, original hardware, Shanxi 35¾” h. 30¾” h. 17½” d. The pair… Read more.

Attribute to 16th/17th c, deep carved stone, Northern China. This pair of stone bases supporting wood columns of a house… Read more.

Early 18th C, Elm, Shanxi.  Thick lacquer crackled with age; faded gilt paintings and auspicious carvings show its original value.… Read more.

Mid-1800s, elm, Shanxi.  Gilded paintings with designs favored by elite class; superb condition; original lock-plate; no restoration.  47.5″ w, 22.75″… Read more.

Mid 1800s, Northern Elm, original hardware; Shanxi.  Gilded auspicious paintings; all-original; excellent condition. 39″ W, 20″ D, 51.75″ H This… Read more.

17th Century (late Ming), original lacquer over core wood, original hardware, Shanxi 35¾” h. 30¾” h. 17½” d. The pair… Read more.

Mid-18th c, walnut, original iron fittings, Shanxi.  30″w, 16.5″ d, 80.5″ h. This pair of cabinets show the four-sides-square design. … Read more.

Early-mid18th C, Elm, Shanxi.  “Duawen” crackling look and screen paintings with “Scholar’s Rock” treasured by Ming/Early Qing literati; original. This… Read more.

16th/17th C, Sophora, Shanxi.  Of rare extinct wood; tall back and wide seat suitable for today; all-original. This kind of… Read more.

Late 1800s, elm, Shanxi Province.  Classical in its simplicity of design; easy to fit in at a dining table or… Read more.

19th C, Elm, Shanxi.  Chair was constructed and decorated like fine adult version; shallow storage compartment under seat for toys.… Read more.

  Late 1800s, pine, Inner Mongolia. 27” h. 41” w. 25¾” d. This trunk is made with wooden nails and… Read more.

18th C, Northern Elm, Shanxi.  Technique of ‘Miaojin’ and ‘pi ma gua’ shows antiquity; patina adds interest to modern deco.… Read more.

18th C, Shanxi. Elm top, speckled bamboo body, lattice work not glued but “tenoned” together This long bamboo table is… Read more.

Reproduction, Beijing. Made with centuries-old Northern Elm by Chinese craftsmen adapt in traditional method of construction; solidly built, ornamented by… Read more.

18th C, Elm, Shanxi.  Traditional construction; original drawer pull; natural tree lacquer over core wood.  40″ w, 16″ d, 33″… Read more.

Mid 1800’s, Northern Elm, Shanxi.  Quality construction with beautiful carved antiquity designs; drawer slides out at each end; excellent condition.… Read more.

19th C, walnut, Shanxi. 32½” h. 16¼” w. 14½” d. The pair is simply constructed with a floating panel within… Read more.

18th c, Sophora wood, Shanxi.  Original ironwork, double locking mechanism preserved, supporting legs from centuries old wood, solid and heavy. … Read more.

  17th C, Elm, Shanxi. Thick black lacquer mixed with fibers and “inverted sword leg” style characterize its Ming origin.… Read more.

17th C, walnut, Shanxi. Pair shows classical simple and elegant Ming style. Walnut high price wood in China through ages.… Read more.

Ca. 1850, elm, bamboo, Shanxi.  Rare because bamboo pieces often too fragile to survive the ravage of time. Good condition. … Read more.

  Mid-1900s.  Found in China after Japanese Occupation; interesting show piece; great historical value; good condition. 20½” w. 34¼” h.… Read more.

19th C, Elm, Shaanxi.  Unique design influenced by Spanish Moors; so beautifully styled and carved deemed more suitable for temples… Read more.