Chinese Huanghuali

Rare Pair of Capacious, High, Yokeback Armchairs with S-Shaped Arms. The Crestrail, also S-Shaped, derives from the Horns and Yoke of Asian Water Buffalo, and, cleverly, Provides a C...

A fine and rare pair of Chinese huanguali wood armchairs dating from Guangxu period, very well carved decoration with fretwork friezes, ruyi and bat motifs on seat frame and armrests...

This huanghuali chair from the Ming dynasty is a revised iteration from the previous Song dyntasty; in which archaistic expressions were drawn upon as historical reference embedded w...

Massive Carved Huanghuali Brushpot (Bitong). Sculpted to Simulate a Tree Root Form.

These are located on the corner braces and the lock, indicating that they transcend mere ornamentation. The Chinese term huanghuali literally means “yellow pear blossom” wood.

Pair of Chinese arm chairs in HuanHaua/Li Style. Slatted back with Cane seat. In very good condition with nice patina shown. Made from core of Elm wood, the chairs are very solid an...

It is probable that this true pair of cabinets are unique as we have been unable to find any other recorded examples. Huanghuali (Dalbergia Odorifera) is indigenous to Hainan Isla...

A Very Rare Mid-18th Century Huanghuali Wood Chinese Desk in the English Taste In Huang Hua Li wood.

***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...

Freestanding Chinese hardwood (likely huanghuali) altar table, circa mid-1800s.

18th Century Chinese Huanghuali Picnic Box

Pair of Chinese Huanghuali and Dream Stone Marble Inset Corner Chairs, circa 19th century or earlier, with shield-form backs. 34.25" H x 24.25" W x 21" D; seat: 18.25" H.

A Chinese Huanghuali picnic box with carrier frame featuring three removable stacking trays.

Chinese Huanghuali hardwood low table with drawers.

19th century small Chinese huanghuali kang table circa 1800. Kang tables are dual purpose pieces of furniture that served as low tables, benches and larger versions as beds.

Unusual 20th Century Chinese Huanghuali folding armchair. This fine example has a contemporary design feel to it with its folding action and the smooth lines of the beautifully horse...

Pair of Chinese armchairs made in huanghuali hardwood. The pair has hand carved back plates with a bird sitting among flowers and decorative foliage.

Stunning pair of 20th century Huanghuali style arm chairs. Each have intricately carved backsplats with curvilinear arms that end in a scrolled flourish. Acquired from a Palm Beach e...

Huanghuali wood with brass insets. The armchairs show a very beautiful wood carving and have a notable line.

The rectangular paneled top over a shaped apron enriched with low relief scrollwork centered by a flowerhead; on cabriolet leg terminating in scroll-form feet.

Here we have a fine quality huanghuali Chinese lantern which has been later converted to electricity.

A lovely pair of small Huanghuali storage chests of rectangular form with a hinged top locking over a pair of doors, the domed lid opening to reveal three drawers set in a framed bas...

Chinese curio cabinet created from very fine Huanghuali wood, the hinged doors made from jichimu framed in huanghuali and the central flower heads on each door crafted from precious ...

This petite display stand was designed in the 18th century as a fine display stand and constructed of a highly coveted and now extinct hardwood, huanghuali. The wood was prized for i...

The beautiful patinated screen/room divider is composed of four individual panels linked by hand-wrought hinges. When fully extended, it is 71 inch tall and 92 inch wide. The design ...

Small occasional kang table, circa 1800. Made from Huanghuali wood. Standing on 4 ball and claw feet. Area of old restoration to top of leg, staining and surface marks to top, ...

Second half Qing dynasty huanghuali foot rest, circa 1800. Used as a foot rest for a throne or a step around a bed stove. Good color and natural patina. Standing on scrolled feet. ...

This mirrored Chinese jewelry chest is composed of rosewood and features three drawers with brass mountings. The top section of the piece lifts up to reveal a rectangular mirror fram...

An opium scale from 19th century Northern China on a custom made stand. This scale is made from the rare and precious Huanghuali, Yellow Rosewood.

Set of four Chinese Panels with porcelain figures and foliage with birds on a black sand ground, each framed in huanghuali frames.

Excellent example of a kang table made from Huanghuali wood, circa 1810. Burr wood central insert. Feet are joined separately which was normal practice as these were typically made f...

Mid Qing dynasty huanghuali inlaid Kang table, circa 1780. Given the marble inserts we believe this table was used for dining purposes. Profusely inlaid with mother-of-pearl rams, ...

Chinese Huanghuali wood table, 20th century. This table was purchased in Hong Kong 1956 and shipped to the USA.

Miniature Huanghuali Chinese official's hat chair set with table.

A wonderful pair of Chinese huanghuali and huamu (burlwood) inset nanguanmaoyi (southern official's chair).

Huanghuali table 5-legged table Origin China Circa 1800 Very good condition Slightly inclined by the natural work of the wood (minimum) Some small scratches Top panel with 5 round en...

Huanghuali brush pot, Qing dynasty, 19th century of square form with high relief carved sides, the base having four short integral feet. Dimensions approximate.

Solid Huanghuali wood. Reference to these chairs can be found in the book The China Trade, page 251, plate 134 by Carl L Crossman. 1 inch difference in the arm length and a 1 inch...

Superb quality Chinese games table, circa 1890. Beautifully carved in no expense spared huanghuali wood.

Good quality cabinet in what we believe huanghuali wood Comprising of open display apertures, sliding door cupboards, double door cupboard and shelfs and 3 drawers in the bottom....

Large Zitan Huanghuali hardwood brush pot bitong, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, China Measures: Height 12 diameter 12.75 in.

Good quality heavy low kang table, circa 1900. Made from Huanghuali with burr wood insert. Carved decoration to sides. Standing on four carved scrolling feet. Measures: Height 16", w...

Beautifully proportioned fine Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) huanghuali (Yellow Rose Wood) side table with high waist, gently tapered legs with beading, humpback stretchers, and horse hoof...

This small Chinese Ming style table stand, likely dating to the late 19th century is made of Huanghuali wood using the best traditional craftsmanship.

Mid-19th century Ming Dynasty inspired Huanghuali alter cabinet. Features a long plank top with flared accents over seven drawers and central cabinet. The decorative spandrels are el...

RARE CHINESE MING DYNASTY HUANGHUALI SIX POST CANOPY BED .

All sit slightly recessed upon a rectangular plinth with a foliate carved front apron. Huanghuali ("yellow flowering pear wood"), a type of exotic rosewood, has long been revered...

The simple and elegant form belies the fact that only a master craftsman, working with a piece of flawless and well-seasoned timber would have been able to create this study in r...

A fine trunk made from an extremely rare and nearly extinct Chinese hardwood, yellow rose wood (huanghuali), with brass fittings.

Age: 1680 Style: Chinese Antiques Material: possibly Huanghuali Origin : China Condition: Very Good Restoration; earlier restorations, Dimensions: 38 H x 174 W x 76...

Early 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty 'Huanghuali' bench. Ca 1800.

The cabinet was made in Northern China out of Huanghuali, a wood prized by furniture makers for its distinctive grain and incredible strength.

The set was made in northern China out of Huanghuali, a hardwood prized by furniture makers for its distinctive grain and incredible strength.

The pair is constructed of Chinese pear, Huanghuali ('yellow flowering pear'), or huali is from the rosewood family.

Pair of exceptional hand carved artisan console tables in Huanghuali wood, Chinese 18th century.

A Chinese Huanghuali picnic box with carrier frame featuring three removable stacking trays.

Look at this matching pair of Qing Dynasty Style Official's Hat Armchairs. The members of this chair are delicate and slender. The back splat is made up of three connected sections. ...

A Ming Dynasty style elmwood wedding chair from circa 1900, with carved panels on the splat, curved arms, and gooseneck front posts. This early 20th-century Ming Dynasty style weddin...

A Very Decorative Japanese Throne Chair All Hand Carved with Dragon Decoration to the Back and Legs C1880s

A pair of 19th century Chinese painted horseshoe back armchairs. Made from elmwood.

Pair of armchairs in carved exotic wood, with superb openwork backrest Some old restorations (legs, backrests), wear and tear (stains) and small cracks Chinese work from the end of...

Japanese red lacquered folding meditation armchair for monks. kyokuroku chairs in original red lacquer with gilt carvings and embossed brass hardware. Chair with seat in canvas. The...

Large pair of Chinese Hongmu armchairs with rich beautiful grain patterns and carved archaic geometric back and arms. Back is carved in a vase with flowers and scholars' items. They ...

This primitive earthenware jar sits with a quiet beauty, potted by hand with subtle asymmetry and a unique, globular silhouette. Though an exact date is unknown, the jar carries sign...

A rare and exceptional pair of 19th century Chinese lady’s chairs, preserved in remarkable original condition—an increasingly uncommon find, especially as a matched set. Elegantly pr...

Set of 6 All original 19th century solid wood screens, made with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery throughout. These antique Chinese screens feature the classic ice-crackle latti...

Finest Quality Dreamstone Inlaid Chair China- an extraordinary prolifically crafted example of an antique hand carved hardwood chair inlaid with multiple natural dream stone "painti...

Pair of Chinese Ming Dynasty style 1920s horseshoe back bamboo armchairs a pair of Chinese Ming Dynasty style horseshoe back armchairs from the early 20th century, with fretwork moti...

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. ...

A rare 16-17th cenury Ming Dynasty standing table screen. Untoched original condition. Hand carved wood, the panel is carved with relief details depicting a dragon, cranes, mythical...

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The pair with arched crest rails and carved outward scrolled handgrips, set on straight back posts, centered by a rectangular curved splats. The hardwood seats within a frame support...

A 19th century Chinese armchair with horseshoe back and elmwood base. This Chinese horseshoe-back armchair was made in bamboo with an elmwood base in the 19th century. This chair ens...

These chairs from circa 1840 are well made and retain the original split cane woven inset seat mats. The wood is finished in a deep rich red transparent lacquer giving the wood a lus...

Antique Chinese (19th Century) horseshoe-back wooden folding armchair with a rush seat, sloped, carved back and footrest.

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,...