Chinese Elm Stool

joinery methods traditionally used by Chinese carpenters. The stool's three splayed legs are supported by

interlocking joinery techniques employed in traditional Chinese construction. A century of weathering has

When we look at the seat of this early 20th-century tri-leg stool, we can't help but see the

A pair of 19th century Chinese elmwood feng dengs (square stools) with simple stretchers and rounds

A pair of 19th century Chinese elmwood feng dengs (square stools) with waisted sides, humpback

fantastic sculptural stool or side table, studded as though molten silver flows down its sides.

This lovely and simple stool was made in the classical tradition of the Chinese craftsmen with

This Antique Mini stool features a beautiful age related patina and lacquered finish. Crafted

The rustic Chinese stool from the Qing Dynasty period with mortise-and-Tenon joinery techniques

Constructed using traditional mortise and tenon joinery, this round-top stool also has a decorative

throughout Chinese art, the lingzhi mushroom was believed to have sacred healing powers and represent

throughout Chinese art, the lingzhi mushrooms was believed to have sacred healing powers and represent

Dynamic and fluid, this Qing-dynasty stool shapes a crescent-curved seat supported by a network of

tables, this humble elmwood stool charms with its arched and cusped apron and solid round tapered legs

A pair of beautiful solid wood bar stools. The choice wood is elm. Elm has graceful swirls that

These Chinese stools are made from elmwood and has been fully restored. They each features one

Vintage Chinese Chinoiserie oval coffee / cocktail / dining / tea table and four nesting stools

Chinese elmwood round stools with three legs from Shandong province, China. Beautifully worn with a

This handsome stool has round corner posts with humpbacked leg-encircling stretchers. The oxblood

Provincial stool. The curvature of seat and legs combine for a dynamic and fluid form. The wood has aged with

This early 20th century stool from China's Shanxi province charms with its simple design and

This early 20th century three-splayed-leg stool with fluid dragon carved spandrels comes from

Deceptively simple, this rustic stool shows off the ingenious construction techniques used by

straightforward stool displays the swirling grain and unusual markings of burled wood. Cultivated from irregular

A 19th century Chinese elmwood convex-form low stool with lid carved with meandering motif and

Chinese elmwood side table or stool Perfect side table next to a sofa or between chairs, this

This unusual stool is a 19th-century barber's stool designed to be carried from place to place for

traditional Chinese woodworkers. The stool’s three splayed legs are supported by stretcher bars that form a

Stools were the most ubiquitous and practical seating found in homes, gardens and shops in China

More portable than heavy chairs, stools have been a favored form of seating in Chinese culture for

provincial five-leg stool. Deceptively simple, the stool is crafted with interlocking stretcher bars that

Provincial stool. The oval seat and slightly flared legs combine for a dynamic and fluid form. The wood has

An early 20th century Chinese sunflower lacquered stool with shelf. Pagoda Red Collection

Rooted in the elegance of Ming design, this pair of early 20th-century Chinese elmwood stools is

. Originally used as a seat in a traditional Chinese home, this stool lives on as a unique side or accent table

Elmwood round Ming leg half stool with recessed waist and humpback stretchers.

This 19th-century drum stool was carved from a single block of elmwood and painted a rich shade of

With its organic form and irregular texture, this Provincial split leg stool would have been the

More portable than chairs, stools were a versatile seating option for scholars, business people

In 18th and 19th century China, bamboo was favored as a construction material and as a motif

A pair of 19th century Chinese red lacquered elmwood square stools with floral carved apron

An artisan from the Fujian region of China made this pair of lacquered stools over a century ago

corners of this pair of feng deng, or square stools, showcase the complex mortise-and-tenon joinery

Of traditional drum stool form with generous proportions. The wide, squat bodies formed as four

A pair of red lacquered elmwood stools or side tables with ribbed apron above concentric circular

Pair of Chinese ca 1850 elmwood woven bamboo top side or end tables with rounded legs. Shown with

Large elm burl root form pedestal table or stand circa 1970's Formed from a single massive root

Beginning in the Tang dynasty (618-906AD), stools emerged in China as a way to sit upright off the

This horse cart stool is from Shanxi, China and was made from elm wood, circa 18th Century.

Chinese elm stool, circa 1880. Dark red lacquered legs and frame with lacquered elm top. Ideal

19th c. Chinese elm stool. Smooth, weathered, worn grey patina. Mortise and tenon joinery. Great

An early 19th century Qing dynasty stool or small table in elm, beautifully crafted of a mitred top

Pair of square Chinese elm wood "bamboo" stools in the Ming taste. The turned legs have exposed

This carved and joined elm stool is perfect in today’s homes as a small drinks or smoking table

This antique Chinese elm stool, which dates from circa 1920, showcases the timeless beauty of

Diminutive Chinese foot stool or stand featuring a square shape carved from elm. Fronted by a small

This antique elm wood stool comes from China's Hubei province. It was crafted using only wooden