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Ming Buddha Carrying Chest

15th/16th Century; elm; Shanxi This chest and a sort of altar table was made to transport a big Buddha figure

Qing Horse-Drawn Carriage

18th Century (Qing period); wood and bamboo construction, metal details. This kind of horse-drawn carriage is a mode of transport

Chinese Trunk with Attributes of a Scholar Paintings

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

Red Lacquer Cabinet with Gilt Paintings

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

Ming Black/Red Lacquered Marble Top Chest

Mid 17th C, Shanxi, original lacquer and hardware, doors with "Hundred Antiquities" painting, "taohuan" panels at base; marble slab

Long Bamboo Altar Table

18th Century; Elm and speckled bamboo; Shanxi

Japanese Ice Box Found in China

Mid-1900s. Found in China after Japanese Occupation; pine; original metal fixtures inside and out; "Ice Box" manufacturer's name-plate in

Low Table with Two Relief-Carved Drawers

Late 1800s, cypress, Anhui. Both sides decorated so can stand beautifully in middle of room; drawers have original lock-plates 59.5"

Solid Elm Contemporary Coffee Table

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

Red Lacquer Desk with Three Drawers

18th C, Cypress, Fujian. Original lacquer and brass lock-plate; gilded relief carvings with symbolic significance. 48.25" L, 23.25" W, 35.5"

One Drawer Side Table/Desk

18th/19th C, elm; Shanxi province. Traditional construction; original drawer pull; natural tree lacquer over core wood. 40" w, 16" d,

Long Altar Table with Taohuan Side Panels

18th C, Northern Elm, Shanxi. Traditional design and construction; 'taohuan' side panel between legs; top shows patina of old age.

Ming Altar Table in Minimalistic Style

16th/17th C, Sophora (Huai), Shanxi. Shallow everted ends on top and round legs show Ming classical style, 31” h. 55”

Tea Tables (pair)

18th C, walnut, Shanxi. 32½” h. 16¼” w. 14½” d. The pair is finely crafted in a waisted style with

Chinese Opium Table

19th C, elm, found in Beijing. 28" w, 17.5" d, 15.5" h. This low table is an unique opium gadgets

Castle Door Coffee Table

18th Century; Sophora (Huai) and elm wood; Shanxi. Original ironwork, double locking mechanism, supporting base from centuries old wood. 53"

Waisted Wine/Side Tables (Pair)

Early/mid-Qing, nanmu body, elm top, Shanxi. Fine workmanship, quality material, original rich coloring; excellent condition. 33½” h. 39½” w. 21¼”

Ming Wine Table with Ruyi-shaped Foot

16th Century, Elm, Shanxi. Thick dark lacquer mixed with fibers and "inverted sword leg" style characterize its Ming origin:

Ming Kang Buddha Table

16th C, Elm, Shanxi. Important as table for holding Buddha figure in ancestral worship; rare as coffers disappeared after

Ming Walnut Half-Round Tables (pair)

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

Red Lacquered Half-round Table

18th C, Camphor, Fujian. Height makes it likely used as valued altar table; antique lacquered and carved half-round tables rare.

Bamboo Kang Table

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

Red Lacquer Cabinet with One Hundred Children Theme

18th c, elm, Shanxi. Famous theme with gilding; shelf with two drawers inside; original hardware, good condition. 42” L, 58”

Double Chest with Camouflaged Drawers

18th C, Northern Elm, Shanxi. Technique of 'Miaojin' and 'pi ma gua' shows antiquity; patina adds interest to modern décor.

Unique Sichuan Lama Chest

19th C, Pine, Sichuan. Full-figure lama image on furniture is rare, as is antique furniture from this region. 61” W

Waisted Bench with Cane Seat (pair)

19th c, Northern Elm, Shanxi. 32"w, 14" d, 19.5" h. This pair of benches show a classically graceful profile not

Long Bench with Double-molded Seat

Late Ming/Early18th C; walnut; Gansu. Simple line and no adornment makes this bench fit easily into contemporary settings. 62¼” w.

Pair of Yoke-back Side Chairs

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

Ming Horseshoe-back Chair

17th C, Northern Elm, Shanxi. This "Grand Tudor Chair" has a wide seat; worn footrest testifies to antiquity. 39” h.

Child’s Armchair with Compartment for Toys

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

Armchairs with Rectangular Spiral Pattern Rails (pair)

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

Chinese Claw Feet Bench

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

Ming Red / Black Lacquer Mid-size Cabinets (pair)

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

Tall Polished Red Lacquer Cabinet

Mid Qing Dynasty, Elm, Shanxi. Simple style with beautiful original hardware; simplicity makes it timeless and easy to fit in

Two Antique Stone Column Bases

Attribute to 16th/17th c, deep carved stone, Northern China. See Detail This pair of stone bases supporting wood columns of

Pair of Chinese Walnut Book Cabinets

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.

Tall Black Square corner Cabinet with Red Doors

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

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