19TH C QING DYNASTY ZITAN WAISTED ALTAR TABLE

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

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

Dimensions: Top Surface Length: 126.5 cm, Width: 38cm, Height: 81 cm Chinese Qing Dynasty 19th Century antique Zitan side altar table, with rectangular top panel surmounted the beaded and waisted and

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

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

Chinese Qing Dynasty 18/19th Century antique Zitan painting table. Constructed with rectangular top panel surmounted the beaded and waisted and pierced apron above scalloped skirt. Raised on the four

Chinese Zitan Side table, the rectangular top set above waisted and shaped apron, all raised on block legs ending in low hoof feet. Having a rich golden honeyed tone and smooth swirling grain. The zit

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

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 Rosewood Altar Table 30''x69''x16''. Antique long table with pierced carved opposing peach motifs. Excellent condition. 19th century, Qing dynasty.

18th/19th Century Chinese Dragon-Carved and waisted Zitan Altar Table,partially Chinese Hardwood.The 4 legs ending in curls, the Dragon, lingzhi and "Shou" carving repeated on all four skirts. Traces

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.

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

CHINESE QING DYNASTY CARVED/INLAID ZITAN WOOD W/ SEATED CARVED/GILT/LACQUERED QUAN-YEN, 18/19TH C., H. STAND 17" W. 9 1/2", H. FIGURE 8"

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

Ming/Qing Dynasty. 17th/19th Century. Rectangular, on straight legs, with fret-carved brackets, on carved scrolled feet. Height 14 in., Width 49 in., Depth 14 in. (Cond. nice color, underside reinforc

A Large Chinese Silk Embroidered Table or Altar Front PanelQing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century, silk embroidered panel divided into two sections by a black velvet border, the upper section has a ga

PERIOD Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 85 Depth 20.5 Height 34.5 in.

PERIOD Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 89.5 Depth 15.25 Height 41.5 in.

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan altar table, with rectangular top panel surmounted the open works carving waisted apron terminating the scalloped spandrels. The table delicately decorated in rococo

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