Console table with carving and brown lacquer
Console table with original carving and brown lacquer. This table is the traditional Chinese Qing style furniture. The carving called "Yun-Tou" means clouds. This table was used as a altar table.
5-drawer console table
5-drawer console table with painting on the drawers. This table is a copy of a Mongolian console table. The painting on the drawers represents wealth and prestige. It was used as a console table in the...
Brown console table
Brown console table, with the bottom of the leg origin from the shape of scroll books.
brown lacquer table
2-drawer table with smooth original brown lacquer and fittings. This style of table was widely used by common families 100 years ago in the Xi An area. It was usually used as a writing desk.
Carved console
Carved console table with original natural lacquer. The small carving of a tiger is there to protect the things that are placed on the table. This kind of table was used as a buddha table; people usually...
Console
Console en laque noire, 4 tiroirs. Utilisée comme bureau il y a une centaine d'années, cette console était très répandue parmi les classes populaires en Chine.
Console table
3-drawers console table in mixed red colour. This is a console table from Mongolia. Mongolian furniture is characterised by its being painted in many different vivid colours. This piece of furniture used...
Console table
Console table with original black lacquer.This style of table is typical of the Ming Dynasty which dates back more than 300 years. This table was usually used as a wine table either in a private home or...
Console table
Console table with original natural colour in the Ming style of more than 300 years ago. This chair, however, was made by people in the Qing Dynasty as can be told by the table leg with the carving,
Console table
Console table in natural wood colour with a single piece of wood on the top. This is a copy of Ming style furniture and was used as a buddha table in previous times.
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Lamp stand
Hexagon lamp stand with fish painting. In China, the name for fish is "YU", which is pronounced the same as the word for surplus. Therefore people use the fish as a symbol for becoming increasingly
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One door large painted cabinet
One door large painted cabinet. This cabinet was usually used as buddhism storage cabinet by Tibetans. The painting on each section of the doors is one of the 8 icons of auspicious symbols in Tibetan