108B: Chinese carved elm lowback chair

Early 20th century most likely in the Qing style. The chairs have a bent wood back leading into the arm above the plank and paneled seat all above a nicely carved leg connected by stretcher below. H40

Dimensions: H 48.75" x W 23.5" x D 21" Condition: Some finish wear.

Pair 18th Century Or Earlier Chinese Carved Lacquered Elm Horseshoe Back/Quanyi Scholars Chairs With Woven Rattan Seats. Unsigned. Typical wear consistent with age, the lacquer, alligatored. Measures

Pair of Chinese large scale lacquered elm chairs. The curved crest rail terminating in carved openwork arms, pierced medallion splats. Raised on bowed legs and box stretchers. Early 20th C. 40 in. x 2

Pair of antique carved Chinese elm horseshoe armchairs. The antique Chinese chairs have inset carved panels of figures walking in the forest and a floral carving as well. Carved apron on three sides a

PAIR CHINESE ZITAN CARVED ROSE CHIARS Characterized by a low back, armrests, and angular construction, these rose chairs have a pierced and carved back and carved apron. The back and sea

PAIR CHINESE ZITAN CARVED ROSE CHIARS Characterized by a low back, armrests, and angular construction, these rose chairs have a pierced and carved back and carved apron. The back and sea

Elm frame with openwork back. Skirt with incised flower design. Loose left panel. 25.5"W X 17.5"D X 44.5"H

Pair of Chinese Carved Arm Chairs with Stone Inserts, probably Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) in date, are classic in shape, fabrication and design. The elm wood, with dark stain, is shaped and joined with

For your consideration is this exquisite pair of Chinese Ming Dynasty style elmwood wedding chairs from late 19th or early 20th century, with carved panels on the splat. Chairs are flanked with curvin

These look to be in Good Overall Condition. We believe them to be made of Elm Wood. They are in Very Good Overall Condition with only a few minor scuffs and scratches. They measure 45" tall, 25" wide,

Pair of Chinese Horseshoe Elm Wood Chairs 38''x25.5''x23'' Each. Antique armchairs with relief carved back panel and decorated legs. 18th century, Qing dynasty.

Chinese, mid 20th century. A pair of elm Ming style chairs, each having a yoke back carved with a dragon, over a squared seat, with curved arms, a scalloped seat rail, and a box stretcher. Each with a

Heavy hand-carved and pegged Chinese seating set, very heavy and sturdy. Fine geometric details, apparently unmarked. Measurement for chairs are 36" x 18.5' x 21', table is 24" x 18" x 18"Local pick-u

A pair of generously proportioned Chinese elm Huanghuali style open arm chairs having bent wood arms and carved back splat. Ht: 42.5" Wd: 27" Dpth: 23" Seat: 20.5"

A pair of generously proportioned Chinese elm Huanghuali style open arm chairs having bent wood arms and carved back splat. Ht: 42.5" Wd: 27" Dpth: 23" Seat: 20.5"

PAIR ELEGANT CHINESE ZITAN ARMCHAIRS The chairs have curved top, open backs and curved arms. The low back panels are carved in facing dragon designs. The front legs have carved side flan

Late 19th-20th century elm. All have lucky bats carved in relief on the back splats. Two similar armchairs. One cleaned down, 20.5" seat, 41.5"h. and one with old worn surface and painted numbers, 18.

Late 20th century, elm. Queen Anne style with carved splats featuring bats. 18" seat, 36"h.

First quarter 20th century, elm. Reddish refinishing. Stylized yoke crests, paneled splats and seats with carved open aprons and stretcher bases. Water stain on one seat. 20" seat, 38"h.

Twentieth century, elm. Traditional forms with shaped crests and stretcher bases. Two with yoke crests, the shorter one has carved splat. 20" seat, 39"h., 13.5" seat, 31"h. The third has carved splat,

Pair of early 20th century Chinese carved low-back armchairs, the straight open back and arms adorned with a pierce carved support, the rectangular seat raised on tapered legs joined by stretchers wit

with curved back and arms, carved and pierced with dragon, deer & bat motif, set of four claw feet, 100cm x 70cm x 52cm Provenance: Private Collection of William Hosford

A 19th century Chinese carved elm wardrobe cabinet having an upper and lower cabinet section each with two intricately and heavily carved doors resembling traditional Chinese window panels. Each panel