PAIR OF HUANGHUALI SOUTHERN OFFICIAL'S HAT CHAIRS

Yoke-back design in the nanguanmao style, with s-curved rectangular splat, soft cane seat, and the legs framed by a beaded apron and long flange brackets. One splat inscribed with Tang dynasty poem Za

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

Dimensions: 49-1/2" L x 16" D x23" W Antique Pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty Huanghuali Southern Official's Hat chairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, graceful

Dimensions: Chair Surface Length: 65.5 cm, Width: 49.5cm, Height: 103.5 cm Pair of carved Huanghuali Carved Chinese Southern Official's Hat armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest r

黃花梨官帽椅一對 Pair Chinese HUANGHUALI Southern Official's Hat Armchairs, NANGUANMAOYI: each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported

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

Pair of carved HuangHuaLi Chinese Southern Official's Hat wicker armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. Having

Pair of 18th Century Chinese HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. S-shaped splat, ab

Pair of 18th Century Chinese HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. S-shaped splat, ab

PAIR of carved HuangHuaLi Chinese Southern Official's Hat armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. Having the S-s

PAIR of HuangHuaLi Southern Official's Hat. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. S-shaped splat, above the hard mat seat

Pair of carved HuangHuaLi Chinese Southern Official's Hat armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. Having the S-s

Pair of carved HuangHuaLi Chinese Southern Official's Hat wicker armchairs. Each beautifully proportioned with narrow crest rail supported on slender, gracefully tapered and curved rear posts. Having

Length: 56cm. Width: 44cm. Height: 96cm.

The curved crest rail is supported on curved rear posts and a curved back splat, with unusual beaded spandrels where the crest rail meets the rear posts. The arms are supported on slender standing sti

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,

Dimensions: 37-5/8" H x 25-1/4" W x 18-1/8" D PAIR CHINESE HUANGHUALI SOUTHERN OFFICER HAT ARM CHAIRS

Measurements: Length: 59.5 cm, Width: 44.5cm, Height: 105 cm Pair of Antique Chinese Huanghuali Arm Chairs. Each chair has straight handrails that are slightly rounded on the lips. Hard mat seat squar

Rare Vintage Set of Chinese Export Huanghuali Official HAT Chairs , around 1970 , very precious wood material size:120 CM , in height , 60 ( Length ) X 47 ( width ) CM , seating height : 48 CM , in ex

Rare Set Vintage Chinese Export Huanghuali Official HAT Chairs , around 1970 , very precious wood material , imitation of Ming dynasty style ,size; 111 CM in height , 58 ( L ) X 47 ( width ) CM , seat

Fine Vintage Chinese huanghuali Official Hat Chairs , 1950 , size ;60 ( length ) X 46 ( width ) X 119 ( H) CM , in good condition , more photos upon request

These chairs are so named because they resembled the hat gear worn by government officials of the Ming Dynasty who lived south of the Yangzi River. The details of the chairs express the fine construct

Huanghuali official hat chair