Chinese zitan official hat Cabinet

Antiques zitan official hat Cabinet. Size: 18" x 12"

Pair of late 19th century Chinese zitan official's hat armchairs, the shaped crest-rail with up-swept ends, above the gracefully curved standing curved splat with dragon within ruyi shaped cartouche c

A Set of Rare Antique Chinese Zitan Wood Official Hat Chairs , early 19th century , very precious Indian Zitan wood , size;120 CM in height , 68 X 50 CM ,seating height: 48 CM , in excellent condition

18/19th Century Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Zitan Southern Official's Hat Armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved r

19th Century Antique Chinese Zitan officials Southern armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with hoofed narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered from rear posts supported on an S-

Antique Chinese Zitan officials Southern armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with hoofed narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered from rear posts supported on an S-shaped splat,

A PAIR OF ZITAN FOUR-CORNERS EXPOSED CHINESE OFFICIAL'S HAT ARMCHAIRS, SICHUTOUGUANMAOYI Each has a curved, protruding crest rail supported on an S-shaped splat and elegantly curved rear posts, carved

VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood scholar cabinets. Each is of rectangular form and constructed from panels of Zitan with beautiful graining and rich deep-purplish-brown tone. The hat chest

VERY FINE PAIR of Chinese valued Zitan wood scholar cabinets. Each is of rectangular form and constructed from panels of Zitan with beautiful graining and rich deep-purplish-brown tone. The hat chest

Late 19th century, display shelf dark zitan intricatley carved vine work design resting on raised claw feet. Biscuit joinery construction. Original brass hardware. 33.75w x 15d x 54h

Chinese official's hat, approximately 7.5"dia.

Dimensions (cm): Heigth: 16.5　Diam.: 37 Chinese Ming Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain Hat Rack. This porcelain potted in thick, short neck, flaring round mouth rim, raise on reverse bowl with w

Pair of Chinese official's hat chairs, of a dark hardwood. With curved crest rails supported by the curving back splat and rear posts, which continue to form the back legs. The inset panel seats with

Antique Chinese official hat top knot, beaded coral and brass. 2.5 inches tall

A GOOD QUALITY CHINESE ‘OFFICIALS HAT’ HARDWOOD CHAIR, possibly huanghuali, with curving arms and backrest, 23.5in wide at widest point & 17.75in deep & 43.25in high.

Yoke back armchair with ogee splat carved in low relief with bat, tassel and other geometric patterns. The serpentine arm rails supported by curved stiles, above the rectangular frame enclosing a seat

PAIR OF TALL QING ZITAN CABINETS: Two small doors, over two long doors, over two drawers. The two long doors open to reveal a shelf. Brass hardware, key, and wire drawer pulls.

PAIR CHINESE ZITAN CABINETS Formed of vertical dowels on all sides in carved framework, with hinged doors. Simplified geometric cabinets with carved curvilinear top and bottom aprons.

Measurements: Height: 37 cm, Width: 26cm Pair of Chinese Zitan Official Suitcase Boxes. Made of a large timber rectangle piece thick Zitan wood. The Top open and front opening by panel doors. The box

2 - Antique Chinese Carved Jades; the first a long flat bead with cloud curls and center hole; the second a feather holder from a Qing Official's hat. Good condition. Height of bead 2 1/4 inches (6 cm

Chinese Qing Dynasty Biscuit Porcelain well detailed with a mirror Black Glazed Horse & Official Groom with Qing Official Hat, platform base, with a large ruby red Peach on the saddle, base unglazed;

Fine Old Pair Chinese Zitan Wood Cabinet carved with figures and landscape , late Qing period , size each : 240 ( H ) X 120 ( W ) X 55 ( T ) , in very good condition

A pair of 19th Century Chinese Zitan carved cabinets for storing Imperial trinkets. Each cabinet features two drawers and seven doored compartments with 5-toed dragons on each door in different poses.

The highly valued zitan wood carved into a Chinese traditional architectural shape. With many HuangYangMu door panels erected on raised platforms as their foundations supported the gabled roofs with r