A Very Rare/Fine Floral Shape Korean Black Lacquered Flower Stand/(黑漆狗足花盆臺)/Incense Burner Stand (黑漆狗足香爐臺)-19th C.: Korea, Joaeon dynasty, late 19th century. This is an unusual foliate roundel surface with angled edges supported by four high long angled “dog’s-legs” (狗足-盤) with bracket shaped apron, and two reinforcement bars between the legs. It is in good condition, it measures 46cm x 46cm d. x 44cm h.

Antique Korean bandaji chest is crafted from dense native hardwood, prized for its dramatic, flame-like grain and enduring strength. The surface displays a richly animated figure—often likened to tiger or curly maple—set within a boldly paneled façade that gives the piece a powerful, architectural presence.

The chest is fitted with original hand-forged iron hardware, including butterfly hinges, corner mounts, and a prominent central locking plate...

A Very Rare/Fine Korean Incense Burner/Flowerpot Wood Stand-19th C.: Korea, Joseon dynasty, 19th century. The very unusual and rare square tall wood stand table for a incense burner or flowerpot stand, is with 4 sides covered silk(?) on the leather? and the top, and then 옻칠 (a natural dark black tar from tree) enameled over the silk (?), supported by 4 carved wood legs. It is in very good condition, it 52cm x 28cn x 28cm, 38cm across.

19th Century Large Korean Hat Box and Scholar's Horsehair Hat. The hat box alone is rare enough. To have it offered with a scholar's horsehair hat from the same period is probably not something you will ever see again. Additionally, this hat box is a scarce deluxe large-size example made entirely of Exotic Paulownia (Odong-namu) Wood. Paulownia is very desirable for collectors because of its beautiful wide grain, light weight, and fire and bug-resistant qualities...

Sit at the table where Korean royalty dined and enjoy the beauty of a wonderful work of art that rewards prolonged and repeated viewing. You can find reproductions of this Large and Very Rare Joseon Royal Court Lacquered Mother-of-Pearl and Tortoise-Shell Dragon and Phoenix Table, but you will not likely ever again see an original like this except in a museum. The dragon and phoenix is a royal motif. They are depicted here chasing the Pearl of Immortality through the Heavens...

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A thoughtful fusion of Korean heritage and contemporary reuse, - incorporated the front panel of an early 20th-century wooden drawer once inscribed with writing, decorative elements from a vintage 'Haejuban' (One-person dining tray traditionally made in Haeju) and salvaged metal fittings, created by Korean artist, Cho IS. Approx. 50 × 14 × 4 cm (including hanging hardware)...

Rare 19th Century Korean Black Lacquered Inlaid Mother-Of-Pearl Mirror Box with Cranes and Floral Motif. Cranes were believed to mate for life, so they are an ancient symbol of marital bliss and longevity. The mother-of-pearl bamboo on the back panel is a symbol of flexibility and wise resilience, as the bamboo bends in the wind instead of standing straight and breaking. The peaches the cranes carry are also an ancient symbol of longevity...

LARGE SOBAN TRAY

Originally a dodecagonal upper plate of a large-type 'soban' (traditional Korean wooden table for single person) used in the southeastern part of Korea, in the Gyeongsang-do region, actually applied to a tray in the later years when its legs are damaged. Early 20th century. approx. D 42 x H 1.9 cm (16.53 x 0.74in). Some expected scratches and chips due to aging as is. But solid make...

An antique Korean Jang temple chest made of Odong Namu (Paulownia) and Chamnamu (Cryptomeria) woods. The front was designed with 24 framed square panels with upper and lower rows displaying horizontal grain panels and center rows displayed in a vertical grain. Two hinged doors open to a spacious storage area where temple garments and textiles were stored. Interior has its original paper lining.

Age: Late 19th Century

Dimensions: 36 1/4" Wide by 27 1/4" High by 17 3/4" Deep

BIRD AND FLOWER

Old Korean decorative wood carving fitting once installed horizontally at the house of 'Yangban' (Traditional ruling class or nobles in Joseon Dynasty). 19th-20th century. 41.5 x 13.4 x 1.7 cm (16.33 x 5.27 x 0.66in)...

BIRD AND PINE TREE

Old Korean decorative wood carving fitting once installed at the house of 'Yangban' (Traditional ruling class or nobles in Joseon Dynasty). 19th-20th century. 41.5 x 13.4 x 1.7 cm (16.33 x 5.27 x 0.66in)...

Korean antique bandaji (blanket storage chest). Made of so namu (pine wood) with original deep brown finish. Heavy iron hardware including handles with back plates in the form of bats for good luck. The trunk opens to a compartment lined with printed paper and with two small drawers.

Age: Joseon Dynasty (late 19th century)

Dimensions: 32 3/4" high x 36 3/4" wide x 17 1/4" deep

Korean storage chest, traditionally used for storing bedding and valuables. This chest is constructed from richly grained wood, featuring a deep, warm patina that highlights its age and craftsmanship. The front is adorned with hand-forged brass hardware, including corner brackets, decorative hinges, and a circular lock plate. The hinged front panel provides easy access to the spacious storage interior...

This antique Korean kitchen storage cabinet is constructed from hardwood and features intricately carved lattice panels in the upper section, allowing for ventilation while maintaining a decorative geometric pattern. The small drawers and compartments provide organized storage for utensils, dried goods, or kitchen essentials.
The lower section is reinforced with hand-forged iron hardware, including circular hinges, corner brackets, and a large central lock plate...

antique Northern Korean white brass Bandaji chest (반닫이) was traditionally used for storing textiles and valuables...

This antique Korean Bandaji chest (반닫이) is constructed from elm wood with a burlwood grain front, highlighting the natural patterns of the wood. Traditionally used for storing bedding and valuables, the Bandaji (half-moon chest) features a drop-down front panel for easy access. The chest is reinforced with hand-forged brass fittings, including butterfly-shaped hinges, corner brackets, and a large central lock plate, elements commonly found in Korean furniture design. The three upper dra...

The chest features gourd-shaped brass appliqués, a symbol of prosperity and protection, while the circular medallions with stylized "Double Happiness" (囍) characters signify good fortune and marital bliss. The sturdy iron side handles allowed for easy transport, and the large central lockplate with a hinged clasp ensured secure storage. Reinforced brass corner brackets and decorative nailwork enhance both durability. Modified to open on hinges revealing pull out drawers within.

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Rare early 20th century Korean red lacquer cabinet with elaborate inlaid designs adorning the front of the chest. Four sections in total including the base. Imagery of exotic birds, deer, and turtles among a assortment of flowers can be seen throughout. Estand (four pull out drawers).
Styled in traditional Korean fashion with double hinged doors on the top section and single hinged doors on the bottom compartment.
The Interior of each section is finished off nicely in red lacquer. ...