Chinese carved hardwood square table

Chinese carved hardwood square table, each apron carved in raised relief to depict a series of antiques, all resting on four straight legs with scrolling feet, 34.25"h. x 37.25"w. x 37"d. Provenance:

Good Chinese Carved Hardwood, possibly Huanghuali, square waisted Games Table on 4 legs; the skirt well carved with "Antiques". Chinese writing and an old label under the table top. Light age related

Chinese Carved Hardwood Square small Table with square figured Marble insert. Light age related wear; joints loose. Height 17 3/4 inches (45 cm.) X 14 inches square (35.7 cm. sq.).

A LARGE EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE CARVED HARDWOOD SQUARE FORM TABLE Late Qing/Republic. 62 cm x 52 cm.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY FINELY CARVED CHINESE HARDWOOD SQUARE CENTRE TABLE with inset coloured marble top above an all-round pierced frieze depicting birds and flower heads; raised on shaped matching cabr

A Chinese Hardwood Carved Square Table. Length: 16.75" Width: 16.75" Height: 38

Pair Chinese Carved Hardwood TablesPair of Chinese carved hardwood side tables; a square top with lingzhi aprons, resting on bowed legs; H: 19 1/2" (each)

Chinese export marble-mounted carved hardwood pedestal table, the square marble-inset top above four heavily carved cloud-motif decorated reticulated sides on a conforming stepped base. 35.5" H x 20"

Chinese 19 Century carved Square Hard Wood low stand or table with inlaid pink Marble Top. Height 10 1/4 inches (26 cm.) X width 16 inches square (40.5 cm. square).

Likely 19th century. The table having a square top above nicely carved frame resting atop four legs. H33 1/2" W39" D39" Sold from the collection of Dr. Garrett Saikley and Bobby Carpenter.

Chinese Hardwood Square Center Table, with well carved brackets with peaches and Bi. Height 34 inches X 40 inches square.

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

Antique Chinese carved hardwood table, Possibly Ming Era (16th/17th c.), China, dense and extremely heavy hardwood, the square top over frieze relief carved with archaistic scrolls, on similarly decor

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

the square top inset with a round porcelain plaque, over two stepped tiers 12 1/2 inches wide; 12 1/2 inches deep; 29 inches high

Chinese carved hardwood and mother of pearl inlaid table, having a red painted inset top, pierced apron, and raising on square legs, apparently unmarked. Approximate Dimensions: h. 30", w. 36.5", d. 1

A CHINESE HARDWOOD SQUARE TABLE, 19TH CENTURY. With slightly raised border on carved scroll frieze with straight legs leading into claw ball feet. 56cm square top. Height 50cm

Likely 19th or early 20th century. The table having a rectangular top with well figured wood above drawers hung with brass pulls and centered by pierced freeze above square legs with lower stretcher b

A Small Chinese Carved Hardwood Kang Table. The single panel of the rectangular top is above the plain apron, and all are raised on square-section legs terminating in scroll-form feet. {H 6 1/4 x W 23

Chinese. A carved hardwood tea table or stand with inset marble top, carved and pierced apron, two interior shelves, raised on rounded square legs, terminating in claw feet; ht. 32, wd. 17.5, dp. 17.5

20th century; flat top with molded edge, carved dragon apron, shaped stretchers, square legs with hoof feet, 33 1/2 in. H., 35 1/4 in. W., 35 1/4 in. D.

Chinese carved hardwood altar table; the long, rectangular form set on four square-section legs joined by scrolling ruyi-motif apron and stretchers; the top set with a black lacquer panel showing pain

Likely 19th century. Having a square top with very nicely carved frame supported by four legs. H35" W39" Sold from the collection of a Lowcountry South Carolina lady.

Chinese carved hardwood table, possibly hongmu or zitan and carved in the 19th century manner, the top inset with marble conforming to the curved square outline, with carved and pierced openwork friez