Chinese Elm Daybeds

Red railing covered with hand painted figures, flower in vases, and various decorative objects and 2 front legs and front strip adorn with elaborating carving, this red antique orien...

A 19th century Chinese daybed with woven reed top and a flip-up headrest protected by two Fu dog finials on either side.

Pagoda Red Collection #: GDI010

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Chinese elmwood daybed with three part stepped and paneled side rails, a woven reed seat, and curved legs ending in carved scroll feet.

Pagoda Red Collection #: U041<...

The framed woven rattan top is supported by four straight legs, which have openwork cloud motif decorated apron-head spandrels.

A 19th century Chinese elmwood daybed with three removeable side rails, caned seat, and legs ending in horse hoof feet. Pagoda Red Collection #: CDS001 Keywords: Bed, daybed,...

A 19th century Chinese elmwood daybed with scrolled everted ends, woven jute seat, and a custom down wrapped foam cushion.

Pagoda Red Collection #: CMTY001

Known as "ta," this type of low-lying daybed was used throughout the home as a portable surface for reclining, playing games, and gathering for food and drink. This 19th-century exam...

This large luohan daybed anchors its surroundings with its monumental scale and bold, decorative carvings. Known as a luohan chuang, or couch bed, this form of low-backed daybed emer...

A 19th century Chinese elmwood Luohan daybed with simple side rails, a caned seat and gently curved legs ending in horse-hoof feet.

Pagoda Red Collection #: U138

A Chinese canopy bed, or marriage bed, was the most important part of a bride's dowry and was the central feature of her personal quarters. Traditionally, beds were central to Chines...

Distinguished by its scalloped apron and lotus pod feet, this Qing-dynasty daybed was handcrafted of northern elmwood with an eye for decorative detail. The top, woven of reeds accor...

This Chinese 19th century large opium bed / coffee table features a woven wicker insert (not age-related). Elmwood with natural patina. From Shanxi Province, 1840-1860.

Very large and unusual Chinese day bed , the space from the
entrance space into the bed is big enough to place an armchair or table on each side .
The Mattress is cust...

This handsome table is a prime example of traditional Chinese craftsmanship. The frame of the beautifully worn top is lined with a finely woven mat, carved clouds form spandrels on t...

17th-18th century Qing dynasty daybed with elm frame and a top composed of bamboo slats. Headboard with small storage box with lid featuring two wood carved guardian lions (Dogs of ...

A 19th century Chinese Ming inspired elmwood low daybed with woven cane top and legs ending in horse-hoof feet. Pagoda Red Collection # QQQ119

The traditional Chinese daybed was not only designed for sleeping, it was also a place to gather for games or socializing over tea. Made of northern elmwood, this 19th century daybed...

This classic northern Chinese daybed has been cut down in length to make a unique coffee table. The finely woven cane top is supported by tautly stretched jute cord webbing, using th...

A Kang table—also referred to as a bench—is a type of Chinese furniture that serves a Dual purpose as both a low table and a chair-level bed. This particular example has a rattan top...

A Southern Chinese 19th century cypress daybed with woven cane top, simple stretchers and round legs. Pagoda Red Collection #: QQQ082 Keywords: Table, low, coffee, cocktail, ...

A 19th century Chinese elmwood daybed with delicately carved scrolling vine apron and legs.

Pagoda Red Collection #: N206


Keywords: Table. cof...

19th century Chinese slatted daybed with scalloped and carved apron and feet.

Chinese , Low Table / Daybed dating to the latter part of the 18th century .

Dated to the early 20th century, this low daybed features a woven rattan top and four cabriole legs that flare outwards with an elegant flourish. The frame is crafted of northern elm...