CHINESE QING PERIOD HARDWOOD TABLE

the rectangular shaped top, above a carved frieze and open work apron raised on cabriole legs 108 cm. high; 124 cm. wide; 44 cm. deep

Measurements: Height: 15 cm Length: 10.5 cm Width: 5.3 cm Weight: 200 Chinese Qing Dynasty Period, Zitan inlaid jade screen. A Chinese nephrite jade table screen with zitan hardwood bottom base carved

Chinese Carved Hardwood Low Table, Qing Dynasty-Republic Period.Dimension: 11-3/4"H x 33"L x 19-1/4"W

Pair of Chinese Carved Hardwood Occasional Tables, Qing Dynasty-Republic Period.Dimension: 30-3/4"H x 15-3/10L-16W

19th century, Qing period. Having a very nicely cased dial and the case is handsomely formed and carved well with some free moving segments. The movement is in good overall condition. H18 1/4" W12 1/4

Late Qing Period (1644-1912) Each circular table with various carved floral and decorative motifs, inset pink marble top, and openwork apron raised on four legs, one with a radiating square stretcher

A CHINESE HARDWOOD COLLAPSIBLE BISTRO TABLE, LATE QING DYNASTY/EARLY REPUBLIC PERIOD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the circular top with reeded sides on six shaped and hinged legs with reeded details continuin

A CHINESE MOTHER OF PEARL INLAID AND MARBLE INSET HARDWOOD CENTER TABLE, LATE QING DYNASTY/EARLY REPUBLIC PERIOD, 1900-1930, with a rectangular top enclosing a large rectangular white marble panel fla

Chinese. Of circular form, the panel inlaid in various semiprecious gems and hardstones to depict birds perching on floral branches, supported on hardwood stand. Qing Dynasty period. Height: 21 7/8 in

This table screen consist of a central panel inset with a reverse painted portrait of a Chinese official. The panel is mounted in another frame supported in a hardwood stand. Qing Dynasty period. Heig

and Carved Stone Table Screen Chinese, Qing Dynasty and possibly Qianlong period, the finely carved frame possibly huang huali, the removable screen with hand painted silk panel with applied carved st

CHINESE QING PERIOD HARDWOOD SIDE CABINET the rectangular top above two profusely carved panel doors raised on square legs Dimensions:125 cm. high; 120 cm. wide; 56 cm. deep

CHINESE QING PERIOD HARDWOOD JEWELLERY CHEST Provenance; Personal collection of Count Carl Poul Oscar Moltke Dimensions:30 cm. high

the elongated rectangular-shaped top above a key scroll openwork frieze, raised on panelled ends. 96 cm. high; 176 cm. wide; 46 cm. deep

the rouge royale marble inset chamfered top, above a key scroll carved frieze with drawer, raised on reeded square chamfered scroll legs. 86 cm. high; 96 cm. wide; 43 cm. deep

Chinese. A Qing style huanghuali low table with scalloped apron. Approx. h. 10.25", w. 22.125", d. 17.25".

Chinese Qing period finely carved hardwood "Rose" chair. Stylized dragons. 39 in high.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Hardwood Kang Table shaped like a scroll with scroll ends and a carved stretcher under the top. Age related wear especially at joins. Height 15 inches (38 cm.) X width 56 inches (

Chinese Qing Hardwood Rectangular Side Table with a wood panel top above a skirt carved in low relief to all 4 sides, with shaped legs and a cross bar near the base. Age related wear, wood patches to

Described By:Nikki HFA VX TKS Title: Antique Chinese Late Qing Carved Marble Top Hardwood Plant Stand Lamp Table Description:Gorgeous great condition antique Chinese carved marble top hardwood plant s

Chinese Qing Dynasty Hard Wood & two marble inset table. Height 31 1/4 inches ( 79.3cm) x Width 44 1/2 inches ( 113cm) x Depth 21 1/2 inches ( 54.5cm).

Dimensions: Dimensions (cm): Length: 35 Width: 15 Height: 47 Chinese Qing Dynasty Period Jade Table screen. This screen is made of nephrite jade from the western region known as Xinjiang, in a thin re

Qing Dynasty Chinese Hardwood Scholar's Table, the four legs with cross braces, with panel top. One chip( or bang) to edge of short side. Height 32 1/2 inches(82.5 cm.) X width 37 3/4 inches (96 cm.)

The rectangular top carved with molded edge above a plain apron, the rounded straight legs each flanked by curved short flanges below the apron, joined by double cylindrical end stretchers. 19th C. Si