Our gallery guarantees that each piece of antique furniture has been carefully selected by our gallery owner who has spent over twenty years traveling the world and buying only from experts with vast knowledge in Asian antiques.
Korean antique furniture is characterized by restraint and austere simplicity of line and proportion. Their most notable form of furniture are chests. See All Korean Antique Furniture…
Circa 1870, Yi Dynasty; found on Kanghwa Island Eel skin, pear wood, brass-wire inlay, iron fittings H. 55.5’, L. 37.5”,
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Circa 1860, Yi Dynasty Black lacquer on wood, sharkskin, mother-of-pearl, tortoise shell, brass wire, iron fittings H. 30”, L. 34”,
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Ca. 1860, Yi Dynasty; black lacquer, chestnut wood; iron fittings H: 34”, L: 37”, D: 19.75” This big Bandaji (meaning
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Dragons, phoenixes, and a variety of floral and geometric designs are common elements in Tibetan furniture. Front panels may depict scenes from everyday life, mythical stories, landscapes, or deities. See All Tibetan Antique Furniture…
17th/18th c; pine, mineral pigments. Rare as not many "torgams" survived. Auspicious painted decoration. 21½” h. 10¼” w. 14½” d.
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17th/18th century, pine or cypress, mineral colors, gilding. Important as not many "tepchog" survived Small folding tables (Tepchog) were perhaps
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17th/18th c, pine, natural mineral colors. Size: 67.5" w x 16" d x 5.5" h Tibetan low tables and chests
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Chinese craftsmen were masters of layering different colors to produce a desired tone and depth in the final finish. Worn colors, bare woods, and mottled appearances make Chinese antiques exciting. See All Chinese Antique Furniture…
Circa 14th/15th Century; Shanxi; Iron, brass, Sophora and miscellaneous wood H. 25.5”, L. 35”, D. 22” Among the money chests
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14th/15th Century; Shanxi; Elm, ironwork decorations Buddhism was a deeply rooted culture in Shanxi, spreading to this northern part of
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14th-16th Century; Shanxi Iron sheets and boss-head nails over core wood H. 28", L. 38". D. 23" Buddhism has deep
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