Official Hat Chair

A pair of beautifully worn antique Chinese official's hat chairs with classic lines and original

19th Century Southern Officials Hat Armchairs, carved lower apron with spandrels on three sides.

Pair - Carved Elmwood Official's Hat Chairs with Some Remains of Lacquer - Northern China

untouched. The high yoke back armchair was also commonly called “Official Hat Chair” because of its

Beautiful pair of carved elm Asian arm chairs with caned seat surface and plain back splat.

Pair of 19th century Chinese Yokeback, Official Hat's or "Lamp Hanger" chairs. Beautiful aged

Chinese "Official's Hat Chair" in elmwood. Ming style. Named "Official's Hat Chair" as the chair

Pair of Chinese yoke back official's hat chairs in ming style. Created in elm wood in the 19th

This is a very handsome and sumptous pair of Qing dynasty (1644-1912) Yoke back officials hat

A pair of black lacquered Ming-style official hat's chair from Shanxi province. The origin of the

. Good seating comfort. China, 1840-1860. Named "Official's Hat Chair" as the chair mimics the

A Qing Dynasty pair of high back officials hat chairs from Shanxi, China, exquisitely handcrafted

patina. Carvings of a horse on the backsplat. Sold as a pair. Named "Official's Hat Chair" as the

are known as southern official’s hat chairs or writing chairs. It is believed that this style of chair

also known as an “official’s hat chair” for the shape of the sculpted crest rail that resembles a

Also known as official’s hat chairs, this handsome pair is all curves: Starting with the yoke-form

Also known as "Official’s Hat" chairs, this handsome pair is all curves: Starting with the yoke

chair is known as an "official's hat" chair, because of the shape of the crest rail. It was also known

Miniature Huanghuali Chinese official's hat chair set with table. An expertly crafted miniature

the classic yoke-back armchair popular since the Song dynasty. Also referred to as official’s hat

This tall-back bamboo armchair is designed after the traditional 'southern official's hat chair

A stunning pair of Chinese black lacquer and gilt painted official's hat side chairs, made for the

official’s hat chair, since the overhung head rail mimics the brimmed hats of imperial bureaucrats. Once

A wonderful pair of Chinese huanghuali and huamu (burlwood) inset nanguanmaoyi (southern official

Stunning pair of Chinese yoke back officials hat chairs featuring a carved dragon motif backsplat

Gorgeous set of six ming style Chinese carved Guanmaoyi yoke back chairs or official's hat chairs

Pair of Southern Official’s Hat Armchairs 41h x 22w x 17d This style of chair is also called “Wen

style of a Chinese Ming officials hat chair crafted from rattan poles lashed together with leather

Antique Chinese Classic yoke back officials hat chair with woven cane seat and metal buttoned

A Qing Dynasty pair of high back officials hat chairs from Shanxi, China, exquisitely handcrafted

reminiscent of a Chinese official hat chair with a subtle raised center in Mont's modern chinoiserie

official's hat chair.' Woven rattan seat.

Stunning pair of Chinese yoke back officials hat chairs featuring a carved dragon motif backsplat

fine and unusually large single Qing dynasty (1644-1912) Yoke back official hat armchair. circa

also known as a "lamphanger chair" for its resemblance to bamboo wall lamps, or an "official's hat

shape for which they are sometimes referred to as Official’s Hat chairs. Raised on straight legs with

"lamphanger chair" for its resemblance to bamboo wall lamps, or an "official's hat chair," after the wide

official's hat armchairs, these chairs are named for the protruding ends of their top rails and arms, which

in the simplicity and balance of their lines. They are called guanmao yi or ‘official hat-shaped

A nicely proportioned pair of official's hat armchairs. From Shandong province, circa 1900.     

Pair of Chinese Southern Official's Hat Side Chairs. Sold individually.

Pair of 19th century Chinese Huanghuali horseshoe back Armchair, with very good patina. Some restoration. Contact dealer for more information.

Introducing the home collection.  An iconic, unobtrusive design. A small selection of timeless Flemish designs made by hand for us in a small third generation workshop in Belgium....

The defining characteristic of a Chinese Officials Chair is the way that the back crest rail turns continuously into the back posts. Our artisans lacquered this bold, late 19th centu...

Pair of Chinese Chippendale Qing Dynasty red lacquered king wood serpentine crest curvature arm chairs with decorative carved straight legs and original connecting stretchers. Mid 19...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period wooden scholar's lamp-hanger armchair from the 19th century, with carved splat, curving arms and brown patina. Created in China during the Qing dynasty,...

A large elm-wood altar or console table with everted flanges or 'qiaotou' (commonly called "birds wings"), supported on recessed trestle legs with multiple carved, stylized ruyi in s...

A delightful Chinese coromandel brown lacquer cabinet on stand, made for the export market, early to mid-19th century, China, presented on an early 20th century custom fitted stand. ...

In the West, this type of chair is commonly called a "yokeback" chair because its top rail looks like a yoke for an ox. However, in China, the name translates to "lamp hanger" chair,...

A pair of Chinese Scholars armchairs, circa 1800s, elmwood with original Burgundy lacquer, Classic yoke form backrest. Get warm wear and patina.

Pair of yoke back elm armchairs, circa 1880-1900, China.

These 19th century spindleback armchairs owe their graceful design to the styles and techniques that emerged during the Ming dynasty, the golden age of Chinese furniture design. Cons...

A classic Minister's hat armchair from Henan, China. Northern elm wood, original finish, circa 1890. Open hand-carving of "Good Fortune" on back-splat. Two available. Sold separately.

This pair of elegant 19th-century elm wood chairs embody Ming-dynasty design with simple form yet complex construction. The chairs are an unusual blend of traditional tall yoke-back ...

A pair of Chinese Ming Dynasty style elm scholar's chairs from the early 20th century, with unusual upper rail, carved panels on the splats, curved arms and rattan seats. Born in Chi...

A pair of Chinese Qing Dynasty period yoke-back chairs from the 19th century, made from natural wood with carved splats. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, each of this pair o...

The original finish has been worn away through generations of use, leaving a soft, natural organic feel to the chairs. Rear legs have a piece added years ago due to wear: but I didn'...