Qing Dynasty Desk

This gorgeous red lacquered desk would have most likely been used as a medical practioner's desk. Locks adorn the hardware. The drawers were used for strong writing materials.

Mid-19th century Qing dynasty unusual angled country desk.

Antique Chinese Pedestal desk Era: Late Qing Dynasty Circa: 1850’s Material: Blackwood Origin: Guangzhou area Dimension : W 165 x D 65 x H 85 cm W 64.96" x D 25.59" x H33.46...

A small Chinese rosewood desk, late Qing dynasty. Three drawers, two of which are very deep.  

Antique Chinese pedestal desk with inlaid marble top. Era: Late Qing Dynasty Circa: 1850’s Material: blackwood & marble Origin: Guangzhou area Dimension : W 159.5 x D 65 x H 85 cm ...

This four-drawer writing desk once stood centerpiece in the office of a well-to-do professional of the late Qing-dynasty.

Scholars held a lofty position within pre-communist China’s hierarchical class system. The ability to read and write was a precious commodity enjoyed by a very small section of socie...

This long and elegant wine table was placed in a dining area and used ceremonially. It is made in the round-posted "scholar's" style favoured in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is ex...

This painting table dates to the early-Qing dynasty and was made from elm wood. The rectangular table features round post legs and a beautifully aged original patina.

Rectangular drawing table with round legs and original lacquer finish. This table dates back to the early-Qing dynasty and was from Shanxi Province, China. Piece has a beautifully ag...

This writing table is from the Qing dynasty and was made from elmwood. Legs taper slightly to increase stability. Such tables are an especially fine category of Chinese antiques, mad...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period red lacquered desk from the 19th century, with three drawers, carved stretcher and scrolling feet.

The four drawers have aged brass hardware, the one on the left and the one on the right, have larger round brass base and drop handles. A rare find! Age: Qing Dynasty, circa 1850 A....

An elegant Chinese Qing Dynasty Doctor's desk or Scholar desk in black polished Jumu (Elm) wood.

Elegant antique table desk from Qing Dynasty China, finished in rich black lacquer with delicate filigree corner accents.

Finely crafted pipes such as this one were frequently given a place of honor on the desks of Qing-dynasty scholars. These pipes were considered precious and collectible enough to ear...

Finely crafted pipes such as this one were frequently given a place of honor on the desks of Qing dynasty scholars. These pipes were considered precious and collectible enough to ear...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period wooden desk from the 19th century, with three drawers, horse hoof feet and brown patina.

This three-drawer writing desk dates to the mid-19th century and once stood centerpiece in the office of a well-to-do professional of the late Qing-dynasty.

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period elm wood desk from the 19th century with three drawers and bail handles.

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period wooden desk from the 19th century, with burlwood inset top, five drawers and cracked ice base.

The table dates to the early Qing Dynasty and the color has been changed to black.

Finely crafted of northern elmwood (yumu), this elegant writing desk once stood centerpiece in the office of a well-to-do professional of the late Qing-dynasty.

Finely crafted of lacquered elmwood, this stone top writing desk once stood centerpiece in the luxurious office of a well-to-do professional of the late Qing-dynasty.

An antique Chinese late Qing Dynasty period wooden desk from the 20th century, with four drawers, carved curling scrolls, horse-hoof legs and custom black and red lacquer.

Style : Chinese Export Chinoiserie Qing Traditional Asian Antique Key Features : Antique cloisonné pen holder Copper body with enamel decoration Turquoise blue ground Magnolia bloss...

Finely crafted pipes such as this were frequently given a place of honor on the desks of Qing-dynasty scholars. Such pipes were considered precious enough to earn a distinguished pos...

A rare in form Qing Dynasty desk with four drawers that open from both sides.

19th Century Qing Dynasty Carved Five Drawer Writing Table from the Linhai Provence of South China.

Mid-late 19th century Qing dynasty Southern Chinese elm Ming styled three-drawer writing table with brass hardware.