A Pair of Chinese Hetaomu Candle Stands, 19th Century

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #972563
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A pair of Chinese Hetaomu (Walnut wood) candle stands

Good condition with minor restoration.

An Elmwood (Jumu) Document Box, Late Ching Dynasty

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1910: item #969742

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Rare Chinese Scholar's Wood Document Box with Tray

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #957207
Wessels

A very rare Chinese scholars document and seal holder box; the wood is the much harder Northern elm wood (versus Southern elm) used for better made furniture or document boxes such as this. These carrier boxes would contain document papers, ink sticks, brushes, seals, and the like. This is a rare find, and is much sought after by collectors of Chinese Scholar items. This beautiful box dates to the third quarter of the 19th century and is well over 100 years old. In excellent condition, it measu... Click for details

Large 19th C Chinese Rosewood Stand Ruyi Cloud

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #956063
J80L20

A beautiful Chinese rosewood stand, exquisitely carved in ruyi cloud patterns. This magnificent rarity harks back to the late 19th century and is waiting for the proper treasure to display. In excellent condition, it measures 8 inches high and 11" at the widest with the top surface being 10" across.

Chinese Round Lacquer Display Shelf

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1940: item #955059

Chinese round lacquer small standing display shelf, round shape sits on base that is carved and painted to resemble clouds and overall resembles a sun or moon floating in mist, red lacquer shelves of different sizes with gold details, sides are decorated with dragons painted in lacquer, c. 1930. Size: 25 1/4" high x 25 1/2" wide x 4 1/4" deep.

Pair of Carved Chinese Door Panels

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #941828

Pair of Chinese door panels, one carved with a Kirin, the other with a Phoenix, red lacquer details, 19th century. Size: 21 3/4" wide x 93 1/2" high x 2" thick

Round Architectural Panel Chinese Cracked Ice Fretwork

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1980: item #933215
60-93

A large 42-inch diameter architectural window panel is constructed with the striking Chinese fretwork pattern called “cracked ice” or “broken glass.” The openwork gives this intricately fitted elm wood piece a light and airy look. Centering the fretwork is a pierced carving of a seated woman holding a fan. She is surrounded by a garden of finely carved trees and rocks set against a carved key design background. This circular garden scene is bordered with scrolling and, at the top, two bats, s... Click for details

Chinese Qing Hardwood Low Table Footrest Display Stand

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #927955

Large rectangular low Chinese table which might also have functioned as a foot stool. Late 19th century. Measures just over 31"L x 11"W x 6"H. It appears to be constructed of some type of hardwood. I have included a close up picture of the wood inside one of the two top panels. The table does not sit stable and is somewhat warped and misshapen. It is very sturdy and functions quite nicely as a display stand. This piece is from the private collection of American expatriates who lived in Hong... Click for details

Chinese Qing Red Lacquered Wood Household Shrine Altar

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #927374

Chinese Qing dynasty red lacquered wood household shrine with a carved archway section at the top and a single drawer at the bottom. Late 19th century. 30"H x 20 3/8"W x 8 3/8"D. Very good overall condition.

Chinese Qing Elmwood Mirrored Vanity Cabinet Chest

Chinese: Furniture: Accessories Pre 1900: item #917005

Chinese three-drawer elmwood mirrored vanity cabinet with bronze drawer pulls and dark lacquered original finish. Dates circa 1900. Measures 21 1/2"H to the top of the mirror (10 1/2"H to the top of the chest itself) x 25 3/4"W x 6 1/2"D. Both the mirror and chest are in very good overall condition. There are losses to the finish consistent with its age and use. Please note that the lines in the mirror are a reflection from the tile floor.