Versatile collection of five Chinese display stands in various sizes, materials, and styles, suitable for bonsai, vases, scholar's objects, or decorative art. The group includes two brass/bronze stands and three carved hardwood stands:BRASS/BRONZE STANDS:1. Large Round Brass Stand with Pierced Apron: Heavy brass or bronze construction with elaborate openwork skirt featuring scrolling foliage and floral motifs; solid brass top with turned concentric rings and central mounting hole; warm golden patina with areas of verdigris; substantial weight suggests quality casting.2. Rectangular Brass-Mounted Stand: Mixed material construction with brass or gilt bronze framework; textured gilt panel inset on top (possibly shagreen, ray skin, or hammered brass); geometric fretwork sides with traditional Chinese key pattern; stone or marble base platform; shows oxidation and patina; central mounting hole.HARDWOOD STANDS:3. Large Circular Hardwood Stand: Substantial turned wood base in warm brown tone with multiple concentric grooves on top surface; simple carved edge detail; appears to be elm or similar hardwood; medium to dark finish.4. Round Black Lacquered Stand: Carved hardwood base with black finish or lacquer; pierced decorative apron with floral motifs; turned top with central recess.5. Rectangular Rosewood Stand: Classic Chinese scroll-form base in reddish-brown hardwood (likely huanghuali or hongmu); upturned ends with pierced ruyi (cloud-scroll) motif apron; low profile design typical of scholar's table accessories.Period: Late 19th to mid-20th century, various agesMaterials: Brass/bronze (2 pieces), carved hardwoods including possible rosewood (3 pieces)

Overall good antique/vintage condition with age-appropriate wear. Brass stands show natural oxidation, warm patina, and minor surface wear; structurally sound with no damage. Wood stands show minor scuffs, scratches, light staining, and finish wear consistent with age and use; black lacquered piece has some finish loss. All pieces structurally sound with no major cracks, breaks, or losses. Sold as-is as a functional display collection.