A PAIR OF QING, ROSEWOOD OFFICIAL HAT CHAIRS

A PAIR OF QING, ROSEWOOD OFFICIAL HAT CHAIRS H. 98 cm. W. 60 cm.

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat chairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved

Dimensions: 49-1/2" L x 16" D x23" W Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Huanghuali Southern Official's Hat chairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, graceful

(lot of 3) Chinese hardwood models of a pair of official's hat chairs and stand, chair height: 10"

Pair Fine Chinese Qing Rosewood Chairs 37''x18''x16.5''. A matching pair of straight chairs with finely carved relief double tassel motif. A few old professional repairs to legs. 19th century, Qing dy

Pair of Chinese official's hat chairs, of a dark hardwood. With curved crest rails supported by the curving back splat and rear posts, which continue to form the back legs. The inset panel seats with

PAIR OF QING ZITAN OFFICER HAT CHAIRS: Two Zitan officer hat chairs with a carved medallion on the backsplat of facing dragons. The apron below the seat is carved with a tendril pattern.

PAIR OF QING ZITAN OFFICER HAT CHAIRS: Two Zitan officer hat chairs with an inset seat top. Fine grain with smooth finish. 24" X 21" X 46" $1000 - $1

Pair Of Qing Zitan Officer Hat Chairs: Inset seats, curved aprons and backsplats form the elegant shape of these officer hat chairs. 24" X 21" X 46" $

Qing pair fincely carved rosewood chairs with master table at center between two chairs. The back of chair carved flowers along with other Chinese elements on chairs and table. Dimension: Back of Chai

Yoke-back design in the nanguanmao style, with s-curved rectangular splat, soft cane seat, and the legs framed by a beaded apron and long flange brackets. One splat inscribed with Tang dynasty poem Za

19th Century Antique Chinese Zitan officials Southern armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with hoofed narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered from rear posts supported on an S-

Antique Chinese Zitan officials Southern armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with hoofed narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered from rear posts supported on an S-shaped splat,

Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty rosewood chairs with an ornately carved scrolling floral design and mother of pearl inlay.Height: 38 in x width: 25 in x depth: 19 in.

Pair of 19thC. Chinese Elmwood Yoke Back Official’s Hat Chairs. Pair of hand carved elmwood high-back Official’s Hat chairs. Handcrafted and structured with wood peg and tenon construction and ope

19th Century rosewood frames, straight backs, center inset marble panel supported with reticulated geometric carvings. Shaped front over carved legs, one retains woven seat. Overall 36" h. x 19.5" x 1

These chairs are so named because they resembled the hat gear worn by government officials of the Ming Dynasty who lived south of the Yangzi River. The details of the chairs express the fine construct

QING DYNASTY YELLOW PEAR WOOD OFFICIAL HAT CHAIR; H. 188 CM. W. 73 CM. NO DAMAGE, NO REPAIRING, WEAR DUE TO AGE.

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and cur

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved r

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of chinese wooden high Yoke-Back armchairs. These wooden armchairs also known as â€Å“Official Hat Chairsâ€Â. Each chair features an elegant tall back,

Set 4 Chinese Qing Rosewood Censer and Vase Chairs 38''x21''x17''. Two opposing pairs of straight chairs with relief carved censer and vase motifs on backs. Some scattered surface wear from age. 19th

A PAIR OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDWOOD FOLDING OFFICIALS CHAIRS Late Qing/Republic. 101 cm x 73 cm x 74 cm.

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A striking pair of hand-carved rosewood hat stands with rotating openwork finials. The hexagonal base rests on scrolling feet that su