Chinese Woven Cane Suitcase

A pair of Chinese Huanghuali side tables, with a woven cane top, 19thC, H 51,5 cm

A Chinese Hardwood Side Table 20th century, recessed woven cane rectangular top, side rails and legs with molded edge, stylized hoof feet. 19.5 x 19.5 x 15 in. From the Estate of the late William Donn

An untouched Chinese horseshoe back armchair having a back splat with a pierced carved water buffalo and flowers above a very fine woven cane panel - the rectangular shaped seat in woven cane with ori

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique Chinese hardwood table with square forms and inset woven cane table tops. Undersides crafted with dovetail joinery and center stretcher supports. CIRCA: 19th Cent. Possi

Chinese Ming dynasty Zen opium bed / daybed with tightly woven cane mat top on rope support. 26"H (back), 18"H (seat), 36"W, 87 1/2"D

Modern Chinese lacquered wood table with eight yokeback chairs. The chairs with woven cane seats and curving backsplats.Provenance: From the Estate of Horst Rechelbacher, Osceola, Wisconsin.Horst Rech

East Asia, China, ca. late 19th early 20th century CE. A pair of well-preserved woven cane or rattan riding stirrups. Both constructed from strips of pliable reed or bamboo that are tightly interlacin

Small side table. Woven cane center panel. Dimensions: H 18" x W 16" x D 16" Condition: Minor surface rubs. Minimal wear.

Late 19th century, elm. Mortised construction with stretcher base, beaded edges and woven cane top. Refinished. 31"h. 38.25"w. 19"d.

Chinese Carved Elm Day Bed, early 20th c., the rectangular woven cane top over a pierced skirt fitted with two small drawers, on flat reeded scrolled legs, H.- 20 1/6 in., W.- 66 1/2 in., D.- 28.

A Chinese horseshoe-back chair having a back splat with a pierced carved water buffalo and flowers above a very fine woven cane panel - the rectangular shaped seat in woven cane with string supports a

DESCRIPTION: A Chinese rose medallion porcelain lidded teapot with hand painted figural interior scenes, multicolored floral decorations and gilt accents throughout. Finished with a woven cane handle.

Late 19th-early 20th century. Elm washstand with dragon crest and small mirror. Pieced repairs. 66"h. 26"w. And a woven cane laundry basket with lift lid held by wrought iron latches. 18.5"h. 23"w. 15

Twentieth century. Woven cane with lids and bentwood handles. Loss and damage. 9.5"h. 8.5"d. to 10"h. 12"d.

Antique Chinese Basket and Teapot19th century, including a woven cane basket together with an export painted porcelain teapot with lid and double bail handles. Basket 6 x 17.5 in. diameter. Estate of

Twentieth century. Woven cane with lids and bentwood handles. Loss and damage. 9.5"h. 8.5"d. to 10"h. 12"d.

Set of four pieces HuangHuaLi Chinese stools, constructed with square top panel, enclosed the woven cane mat seat set within a rectangular frame, surmounted the open gallery apron, with hoofed rails t

American, 20th century, rectangular woven cane and glass topped table; with six arm chairs in the Chinese Chippendale taste, 38 in.

DESCRIPTION: A chinese traditional tiered Bakul Siah wedding basket traditionally used by Peranakan ethnic Chinese. This three tiered basket is made of woven cane and wood and lacquered in black and r

Three masted with original rigging and sails, hull in teak with other soft woods used on masts and other parts, woven split cane three part roof with three interior upper deck compartments the central

The well-proportioned bed has a narrow waist, which supports a sturdy rectangular frame enclosing the hard cane-work mat seat. With slightly outward legs, connected by shaped, beaded aprons. The zitan

17th/18th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese Sino-Tibetan woven silk Thangka. Depicted the Four Guardian Kings of the Directions: Vaishravana the leader, Virupaksha, Dhritarashtra and Virudhaka. Each figure

18th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese woven silk panel. Horizontal rectangular panel, masterly seemed with metallic silk thread of two wide bands enclosing the plain imperial yellow ground. The decoration

Very Fine 19th C Chinese Qing Dynasty Woven Silk Roll, Expertly weaved with metallic weft threads of various color dragons among the "early treasure instruments" motif, over yellow ground silk cloth.