Chinese Wine Table

Early 19th century antique Chinese hand-carved elmwood wine table. The Asian piece has original finish with remnants of original lacquer still visible.

******End of summer sale****** This well proportioned Chinese Shanxi style wine table has retained much of its beautiful original patina.

******Autumn sale****** This 18th century pair of walnut wood wine tables (jiuzhuo) is the epitome of elegance and beauty, usually only associated classical Chinese hardwood furniture.

***SUMMER SALE*** This is an extremely rare and unusual Shanxi province Huanghuali wine table from the mid Ming dynasty. Huanghuali was the most precious Chinese hardwood used durin...

These Chinese wine tables are made from elmwood circa 1850 and can also function as a bench as well.

Exceptional 18th Century Chinese Wine Table from Shanxi Province with wonderful patina.

A 19th century Northern Chinese provincial elmwood wine table with carved fan apron and fluted legs ending in carved cloud motif feet.

A 19th century Chinese Ming inspired elmwood wine table with traces of original layers of lacquer preserved under a clear lacquer finish.

This handsome table has a rectangular top that sits above the plain apron, which is raised on recessed legs joined by both rounded and humpback stretchers.

A 19th century Chinese elmwood wine table with high waist and gently tapered legs ending in horse hoof feet.

A c. 1850 wine table from Shanxi Province, China made of Chinese Northern Elmwood with spandrels on all sides and a decorative apron.

A 19th Century Chinese elmwood wine table with simple stretchers and wonderful patina.

This elegant wine table is from the Shanxi Province in China and is made from Elm wood and still retains its original black lacquer finish, now turned fossil gray with age and exposu...

A pair of Elmwood wine tables from Northern China. This table features a geometric carved apron around each leg.

This Qing dynasty wine table is a fundamental example of essentialist Chinese antique furniture-making.

A pair of 19th century Chinese elmwood wine tables with carved interlocking rings and chrysanthemums.

Ideal as a console table in the modern home, this early 20th-century wine table has a classic design, featuring rounded legs, simple curved spandrels, and straight stretcher bars. Pl...

Beautifully aged table from Northern China.

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

An antique Chinese Qing Dynasty period wine table from the 19th century, with carved apron and side stretchers.

An early 20th century Chinese elmwood Ming inspired wine table with simple stretchers and horsehoof feet.

A tradition dating back to the Northern Song dynasty (960 to 1126), wine tables have been used for centuries as a gathering spot to serve food, sip wine, and give toasts. This 19th c...

Black lacquered elm wood wine table with articulated hump back “bridge” apron rail.

Chinese Ching Dynasty Elmwood Wine Table with its original surface CA 1840-60.

This early 20th century narrow corner leg table from China's Hebei province epitomizes minimalist Ming forms. A finely beaded edge runs along the underside and down each slender leg,...

Chinese Ching Dynasty elmwood wine table or console table with its original surface ca 1840-60.

Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this 19th century Elmwood wine console table features a rectangular top with central board, sitting above a waisted apron.

A Chinese Ming Dynasty style wine table from the 19th century, with carved spandrels and straight legs.

An antique Chinese Ming Dynasty style elm wood wine console table from the 19th century, with elongated bridle joints and carved spandrels.

A pair of Chinese late Qing Dynasty period wine tasting console tables from the early 20th century, with humpback stretchers, horse hoof feet and dark brown lacquer.

A 19th century Chinese elmwood folding wine table with highly carved stretchers from Northern China.

This 19th Century wine table features round-posted, bamboo form legs and stretchers. Pieces are fully restored and functional.

Early 20th century Chinese Rosewood wine table with scroll top, double dragon carved apron, and petite legs with bun feet.

We are delighted to offer for sale this sublime circa 1940s Lacquer chinoiserie decorated side table A rare and collectable piece, it is very decorative, clearly based on a Regen...

This long and elegant wine table was placed in a dining area and used ceremonially.

This 19th Century wine table is from China and made from Elm Wood.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this very nicely made Chinese Chinoiserie style side end table with hand painted finish Please note the de...

Wine table in original black and red lacquer with stone top inlay. Occur with original patina and beautiful finish, Jiangsu, 1820-1840.

Almost a matching pair of large table lamps made from rustic vintage Chinese clay wine storage jars with a black and white mottled pattern and ribbed surfaces around the tops.

A tradition dating back to the Northern Song dynasty (960 to 1126), wine tables have been used for centuries at social gatherings as a spot to converse, sip wine, and make toasts. Th...

A blackwood table from Beijing, China with a geometric carved apron on all four sides and melon carved legs. Pagoda Red Collection # PD77371070

Pair of delicate Chinese Northern elmwood wine tables with interlocking eternity rings and carved beading around the stretchers.

Likely originating from Northern China, this antique table was traditionally used for serving wine or tea and features a narrow rectangular top supported by four cylindrical legs joi...

A tradition dating back to the Northern Song dynasty, 960 to 1126 AD, wine tables have been used for centuries at social gatherings as a spot to converse, sip wine, and make toasts. ...

Dated to the early 20th century, this wine table has a classic design, featuring rounded legs, double side stretchers, simple spandrels, and humpback stretchers beneath each apron. P...

A pair of provincial 19th century Chinese elmwood wine tables with simple stretchers, carved spandrels and traces of original lacquer.

A 19th century Chinese elmwood half, or wine, table with simple Ming-Inspired strechers and lengs ending in horse-hoof feet.

A vintage Chinese style Thai wine console table from the Mid-20th Century, with reddish brown new custom lacquer, waisted top, carved apron, hump back stretchers and horse hoof legs.

An elegant example of the clean lines of Qing-dynasty furniture, this table from Hebei province celebrates the traditional wine table form with design that is simple and refined. Cra...

This antique Shanxi Elmwood wine table with double stretchers on the sides has excellent proportions and patina. The humpback stretchers on the front and back curves elegantly and th...

A pair of late 19th century Elm wood wine tables from Shanxi province. This table has round legs and round stretchers, giving it an elegant and pleasing look. Quite a lot of the orig...

This 19th century Chinese small console or wine table was made with elmwood during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912).

A table of this size and shape was called a “wine table” because it is easy to move and use indoors or out for tea or rice wine.

We delighted to offer for sale this stunning pair of original antique circa 1860 Chinese side tables A very well made and elegant pair of Chinese side tables, they look to be in t...

This table has a rusticated appearance but was actually quite refined when made approximately 150 years ago. It features a solid and heavy one-piece elmwood top and sturdy legs and s...

A beautiful, rare, 19th century wine table from Northern China. The tabletop is constructed of four members joined by mitered tenons surrounding a floating panel.

This is an antique Chinese wine table dating to the 19th century, Qing dynasty. 19th century piece in earlier Ming taste Elm with good colour and grain interest Cusped apron Ra...