This cross-legged Kang table is quite outstanding for rarity and unusual manner in which it appears. This archetypal table's design can be classified as originating from the traditional of folding stools, which is one of the earliest forms of Chinese furniture. For more stability, the legs of the table are supported by relatively horizontal edge that evokes a sense of balance and rigidity. Learn More

The beauty of these chairs is reflected in the strong and boldly conceived proportions, the masterly craftsmanship, which balances the extreme, hardness of black wood which they were made. The deeply curved top rail turns neatly into the back posts, and the bulging armrests sweep into the front posts, producing an effect of sculptural fluidity. This is further enhanced by a strong splay in the legs, giving a strong downward pulls and sense of stability. This elegant Southern Official Hat's arms chair is well known as a chair of importance in accient China, carving of a dragon is symbol of power and prosperity.

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It was part of a set of probably eight to twelve pieces of window panels of an internal partition. A pair of very finely carved wooden doors wood-hinged onto a rectangular carved frame with a pair of brass bulls. Each panel is different lattice work and considering each and every piece of wood is constructed and put together using only wood joinery and the precision construction is highly celebrated..

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This cabinet is distinguished by a subtle slope arising from the recessed side frame-members coming from the top corners of the cabinet, and gently sloping outward to an almost imperceptible splay below. The cabinet is the only decoration of an otherwise completely plain cabinet, is the round metal plates with locking devices. Learn More

The visual aspect of this square corner lacquer cabinet evokes a feeling of subdued and mysterious beauty with gold leaf painting of calligraphy decoration. The outstanding feature of it cabinet is the application of natural lacquer further brings out the gracefulness and the sheen in the furniture gives it the elegance that rich Chinese traditional demands. Learn More

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A perfect example is this Kang table was probably used at the center of the Kang, just most tables are used. It has a waist less form with mat top is fully supported by wooden plank below for today use. The legs of the table are straight which is made of it table simplicity and clean square kang table with mat top for today's use. Learn More

This exquisite and elegant brush pot with thick walls, subtle but sumptuous tapering form, and finely delineated mouth and foot rims, the design and workmanship are of the highest quality. Learn More

This square lattice doors cabinet is distinguished by the straight post and usually it come with only one upper chest on top of it and stack on each other. This double cabinet has common features like all the doors and inside shelves are removable. Learn More