Ming & Qing Dynasty

Udført i valnød med burgundy-farvet lak samt indlagt stenplade.
Qing perioden, midt 1700-tallet

Rød lak på front, sider med sort lak. Indvendigt en hylde med 2 skuffer samt ekstra opbevaringsrum.
Shanxi provinsen ca. 1840

Chinese Qing bamboo chairs with burgundy lacquer and flat elm wood seat.
China, 1830-1840.
Sold as a pair

Crafted in Linden wood with original black lacquer with natural patina.
Three drawers on one side.
Hebei Province, China 1900 - 1910

Geometric fretwork on the apron and a demilune shaped red lacquer wooden top.
China c. 1840

Udført i lindetræ med 2 skuffer. Qing perioden. Zhejiang provinsen 1840-1860

Fritstående alterbord / side table med original rød lak og fantastisk patina.
Jiangsu provinsen, 1800-1820

Set of six Qing Dynasty Pinewood open fretwork panels with delicate carvings.
Shanxi province, 17-18th century

Antique multicolor hand-carved wooden horse.
India, 18th-19th century

A Chinese Huanghuali document box with original brass mounts.
China 17th-18th century

Displays a vase of flowers and two phoenix birds. 160x111 cm.
China, Ming period 1368-1644

Doctor's desk in Jumu wood from the city of Suzhou in China, approx. 1900

Elm wood with original red lacquer front contrasted by black lacquer sides.
Shanxi Province, China 1820-1830

Large Qing dynasty oval wooden trough or tub with original thick black and red lacquer.
China 1800-1830

Qing Dynasty period "Honor Reward" calligraphy sign board.
China 1820

Black lacquered elm wood adorned with gilt chinoiserie motifs.
Shanxi province, early 18th century

Blackwood front carved in relief with dragons in the sky.
China 1830-1850

19th century daybed / coffee table / end of bed bench.
Jiangsu province, China 1860-1870

Made of linden wood with bamboo slats.
China 1860-1880.

Decorated with classic Chinese symbols in bronze. Qing period, late 19th century.

With everted flanges and pair of double doors. Shanxi Province, China, approx. 1860-1880.

Hand decorated in typical earth-tone Chinese brushwork.
Ming dynasty, 17th century.

Jiangsu province approx. 1840.
Ming style.

Made in cedar wood showing a stunning age-related patina.
China 19th century