Ming & Qing Dynasty

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Qianlong, Kina 1736-1795.

Crafted in wood and covered with leather. The front and sides are adorned with embossed decorations, the center of the front features patinated metal fittings.
Qing Dynasty, China, circa 1900

Crafted in copper with floral and vine motifs in blue, red, green, and gold on a turquoise background. Displays age-related wear and older repairs on the bases and holders.
China, 18th-19th century, under the Qing dynasty.

Crafted in copper with floral and vine motifs in blue, red, green, and gold on a turquoise background.
From Canton, China, circa 1800.

Portable stacking box with five tiers, crafted from limewood with remnants of black lacquer and original forged iron fittings. H: 105 cm.
Shanxi Province, China, 1780-1820 

Traditionally used for storage and transport, crafted in ceramic with vertical lines, greenish glaze, and three integrated carrying handles. Beautiful age-related patina.
China, Qing Dynasty 1750-1850.

Original red and black lacquer with hand-painted floral and foliage motifs. Features double doors with side panels that open and shelves inside.
From Gansu Province, China, 1850-1870, Qing Dynasty

Crafted in dark-patinated bronze with cloisonné work in green, blue, white, and yellow. Features intricate archaic symbols and a gracefully curved neck.
Qing Dynasty, mid-18th century.

Features a sturdy wooden frame, openwork base panels in black lacquer, floral details in red, and front calligraphy with the Chinese character for "Luck" (fu). Reverse side in deep red lacquer with natural patina.
China, mid-1700s.

Features a thick tabletop with profiled edges, square legs with elegant details, and a classic frame-and-panel construction. Originally used for calligraphy, now ideal as a dining or work table.
From Jiangsu Province, circa 1840

Featuring four drawers and double bi-fold doors with round, patinated metal hardware. Original red on the front and top and black lacquer on the sides.
Shanxi Province, China, circa 1880

Pair of room dividers crafted from pine with remnants of rich burgundy lacquer. Featuring high-quality joinery, intricate wooden slats, and panels, these screens have a beautiful, naturally aged patina.
Shanxi, China, circa 1840

Chinese Qing period 18th century four-legged elmwood stool with beautiful age-related rustic look and patina.
China 18th century

Crafted from solid elmwood with orange-yellow lacquer on the front and top, contrasting red lacquer on the sides. Features two drawers and a cabinet with double doors, each with dark-patinated metal fittings

Made from solid elm with a bamboo slat base, it features an openwork railing and intricately carved lion (Fo dog) motifs on the headboard corners. The headboard also includes a hidden storage compartment.
Shanxi province, China, circa 1700s

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty apothecary cabinet with 28 drawers, original red and blue lacquer, and black inscriptions detailing natural medicinal contents. Beautiful patina, from Shanxi Province, China, 1860-1880

Ming-style elm cabinet featuring original red lacquer with natural patina, brass hardware, and interior shelving with two drawers. China, c. 1860

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Sen Qing, 1850-1870 fra Jiangsu provinsen, Kina

Made of black lacquered wood, beautifully decorated with gilded classical Chinese motifs, resting on carved and gilded lion feet. Two original tin canisters inside featuring chiseled lids.
Fujian province, circa 1860-1880

Original dark lacquer finish and a natural, age-related patina. The apron is adorned with intricate carvings on all four sides, including dragon motifs in the lower corners and a curved stretcher. Originating from the Jiangsu Province, Qing Dynasty, circa 1840

A chinese console table crafted from elm wood with its original dark burgundy lacquer, showcasing a natural age-related patina.
Features two paneled doors with patinated brass fittings.
Qing style, from Jiangsu Province, 1850-1870