Chinese Yu-mu Altar table, c. Qing Dynasty

This paid of Chinese yu-mu (elmwood) chests date to the Qing Dynasty (circa 1875-1890s). Measures 33.5 x 20 x 15.5 inches.

Chinese Carved Altar Table, 20th c., Qing dynasty, the rectangular top over a center drawer over "secret" storage, on square legs joined by rectangular stretchers, H. - 32 1/2 in., W. - 32 1/2 in., D.

Large Chinese carved elmwood altar table, Qing Dynasty (19th c.), China, single plank top, raised on trestle legs topped with carved spandrels, 37"h x 122"l x 20"w Provenance: A Gentleman's Collection

Chinese Qing Dynasty 19th Century antique Zitan side altar table, with rectangular top panel surmounted the beaded and waisted and pierced apron above scalloped skirts, raised on our straight legs and

Chinese Qing Dynasty 19th Century antique Zitan side altar table, with rectangular top panel surmounted the beaded and waisted and pierced apron above scalloped skirts, raised on our straight legs and

Chinese carved hardwood altar table, Likely Qing Dynasty (19th c.), 34"h x 78"lx 12"w

Chinese carved and painted wood altar table, Qing Dynasty (19th/20th c.), gilt and red painted, carved figural scene panels adorn front, below a stylized geometric carved trim, a hidden drawer to eith

Qing Dynasty carved hardwood altar table, 19th c., China, rectangular top with inset marble and carved bead border over elaborate foliate fret carved skirt and lotus carved legs on ball feet, 38"h x 4

PERIOD Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) DATE c. 1750 DIMENSIONS Width 110 Depth 25.5 Height 33.25 in.

18th Century antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan altar table, with demountable parts. Constructed with rectangular top panel surmounted the beaded and waisted apron terminating the open work carved spa

17/18th Century Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi altar table, constructed from a rectangular top, surmounted from gallery apron, terminating the four cabriole squared legs and all joined with h

19th Century antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan altar table, with rectangular top panel surmounted the decorated and waisted apron terminating the open work carved spandrels. The table delicately deco

18/19th Century Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi altar table, constructed from a rectangular top with everted ends on both sides, surmounted from plain and waisted apron, terminating the ruyi s

18/19th Century Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi altar table, constructed from a rectangular top with everted ends on both sides, surmounted from plain apron, terminating the ruyi shaped spandr

late Qing dynasty, c. 1880, single hardwood plank top, pierce-carved apron, 41.75"h; 82.5"w; 18.5"w These table were higher than the usual "altar table" form since they were used to stand at to unroll

East Asia, China, late Qing Dynasty, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden altar table of a wide, rectangular form with an openwork base decorated with incredibly lustrous gildi

Property from the Estate of a Former General Electric International Executive, Hilton Head Island, SC Description: Chinese Blackwood Altar Table, Qing Dynasty, 19th Century, the top with scrolled

A Chinese Elmwood Altar Table qing dynasty (1644-1912) the rectangular top above plain aprons, supported on square sectioned legs joined by two large reticulated panels carved to show numerous lingzhi

A large Chinese hardwood 'altar' table, Late Qing Dynasty, with elaborate carved apron, gilded and lacquered, 124cm high x 212cm wide x 64cm deep

A Carved Chinese Rosewood Altar Table. Late Qing Dynasty, 19th Century. {H 31 1/4 x W 60 1/2 x D 16 1/2 inches (79.3 x 153.6 x 41.9 cm)}. Condition: Some minor wear.

A Chinese Softwood Altar Table, Qiaotou'an LATE QING DYNASTY the thick paneled top of rectangular sections terminating with everted ends, all above a plain aprons and shapedruyispandrels supporting be

EARLY CHINESE ALTAR TABLE: Mid to Early Chinese Qing Dynasty Elm Altar Table. Approx. 37" h x 76.75" w x 14.5" d.

Unusual Chinese hardwood traveling scholar's table, Qing Dynasty (c. 1850), burl and mixed woods, the molded lid with incised Hawthorne pattern banding, opening to five lidded storage compartments, in

17th/18th Century Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty HuangHuaLi altar table, constructed with rectangular top, surmounted from plain apron, terminating the ruyi shaped spandrels with floral relief motif. Fl