Chinese Walnut

A 19th century Chinese walnut chest with two doors and one drawer, with brass hardware.

Early 20th century Chinese walnut blanket chest with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut bench with carved cloud spandrels and gently tapered legs.

A pair of very handsome Chinese Walnut Console Table. Great as entry way tables, dining room buffet or use in place of buffet server.37.5 x 18.5 x 33.75

19th-Century Chinese walnut flower stand We present you a flower stand from the late 19th century.

Antique Chinese Walnut Sideboard; Shanxi, China c.1820. The rich dark brown color is due to the walnut which was an uncommon wood at the time.

This 19th-century Chinese walnut bench is a timeless piece of furniture, showcasing the natural beauty of solid walnut with rich, warm tones and a beautifully aged patina.

This antique 19th-century Chinese walnut coffee table exudes timeless character with its rich, dark patina and hand-carved details that highlight the natural grain and craftsmanship ...

This late 19th-century offering table from Shanxi province expresses Ming-dynasty tastes with clean lines and a simple silhouette. Minimally decorated, the table features straight le...

Crafted of golden walnut, a wood prized for its open-grained texture and warm tones, this 19th-century chest balances traditional simplicity with the quiet flair of its cloud spandre...

Early 19th century cabinet made of walnut with beautiful age-related patina and natural finish. 2 pairs of doors adorned with round patinated metal fittings. Shanxi Province, 180...

Crafted in Shanxi province in the early 20th century, this wide, three-drawer chest was once used as a home altar for ancestor worship. The plank top surface is framed by everted end...

The polished finish of the walnut makes the piece come alive, as the wood seems to glow with life when seen in person.

This sideboard is from the Shanxi Province of China. The rich dark brown color is due to the walnut which was an unusual wood choice.

A narrow 19th-century half table from Shanxi province crafted of northern elm (yumu) with a floating panel top of walnut (hetao). Ideal today as a console in an entry or hallway, the...

Elegant glazed front with mirrored back, ideal for displaying prized collectibles or ornaments Striking Oriental shelf design, providing visual interest and distinctive tiered presen...

A petite 19th century Chinese walnut altar table with round legs and simple geometric apron.

A pair of 19th century Chinese walnut ladies chairs with slightly curved crestrails and wonderful patina.

Wonderfully formed, turn of the century Chinese walnut display table from the Shandong Province. c 1900

A pair of 19th century Chinese walnut Southern Administrator's Chairs with yoke-style crestrails, curved backsplats, and well worn patina.

A 19th century Chinese walnut kang table with high waist and scrolled legs with stretchers.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with four drawers and four doors with inlaid boxwood.

A 19th century provincial Chinese walnut coffer with curved legs and six doors with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut chest with eight drawers and two hidden doors in the paneling.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with six doors and brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut altar table with Double Deer carved side panels, ruyi spandrels, and everted ends.

An early 20th century Chinese walnut square corner coffer with six doors and six drawers with brass hardware.

A 19th century Northern Chinese walnut sideboard with two sets of doors with "Rising Sun" and "Setting Moon" brass hardware.

A 19th century Northern Chinese walnut altar table in the Ming Dynasty style, with high waist, and slightly tapered legs ending in horse hoof feet.

A beautiful Chinese walnut with black lacquer side table from the early-20th century.

A 19th century Northern Chinese walnut chest with nine drawers and two doors with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with three drawers and two bi-folding doors, with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut incense table with dragon carved panels with Shou characters, and one drawer.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with three drawers, and two doors, hidden within the panels below.

A pair of early 20th century petite Chinese walnut cabinets with two doors (one has an old burn mark) and two drawers with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with twelve doors and brass hardware, with scrolling vine carved feet.

A 19th century Chinese walnut chest with two doors, two drawers, brass hardware and a lattice bottom shelf.

A 19th century Chinese walnut altar table of Ming-inspired proportions with simple spandrels and wonderful patina.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with six doors and one drawer, with brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with everted ends, four drawers carved with scholars' objects, and three pairs of doors, two of which are hidden in the paneling.

An early 19th century Chinese walnut altar with Ming-inspired form including simple spandrels and beaded "incense" carving.

A 19th century Chinese walnut altar table with Ming-inspired proportions and legs ending in horse hoof feet.

A pair of 19th century Chinese walnut wine tables, each with one drawer with iron hardware and legs ending in horse-hoof feet.

The low, plank-top table was constructed of Chinese walnut (hetao) using concealed mortise-and-tenon joinery for a seamless silhouette.

An early 20th century Chinese walnut cabinet with four doors with iron hardware, from Shanxi Province.

French antique Louis XV wedding armoire in solid, hand carved walnut, from Lyon. This extraordinary piece was commissioned by the father of the bride, considered as the "treasure che...

A 19th century Ming-inspired provincial Chinese walnut altar table with simple stretchers and "double incense" beaded legs.

A 19th century provincial Chinese walnut coffer with six drawers, two doors and brass hardware.

A 19th century Chinese walnut coffer with 5 carved drawers and six doors, with brass hardware.

This elegant altar table dates to the early-19th century and is ingeniously constructed of Chinese walnut wood using mortise-and-tenon joinery techniques.

Strung at the center of the tassel is a resin-cast charm made to resemble an intricate Chinese walnut carving, an artistic practice that dates to the Song dynasty (960 to 1279).

Country credenza from China.

A large carved walnut Chines stand for displaying porcelain or any important item. The top with inset panel with highly detailed pierced apron resting on four shapely paw feet.

Henri II-style walnut china cabinet with carving throughout. Four gem-cut carved doors open to reveal shelving.

Chinese Export, Storage Trunk, Dowry, Walnut, Carved, Burn Mark, China, 1930s A 19th or 20th Century Storage Trunk or Dowry.

The cylindrical legs are surmounted by rectangular ornamental panels, which have struts in the form of double interlocking circles.

From Niagara Furniture, an Antique Walnut Inlaid China Cabinet in overall great original condition.