Southern Officials Hat

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

A pair of elm wood chairs of classical form with simple and elegant lines, the back rest and arm rests with gentle curvature.

A pair of elm wood chairs of classical form with short curved backs and wood seats. The back splat is carved with two confronting dragon motifs in a central medallion, the lower spl...

remain. This traditional style of chair, is often characterized as the "Southern Official's Hat Armchair."

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

Made of Northern Elm wood in the last quarter of the 18th century, a great pair of arm chairs.

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

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

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

official's hat chair.' Woven rattan seat.

A fine set of four circa 1900 Qing dynasty Southern official’s hat armchairs in elm. Very handsome

A pair of chairs constructed from elm wood designed with a slightly tilted crest rail that make way to the well-matched splats, each with an openwork design at the top, in the middle...

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

Southern Official’s Hat Armchair, sometimes referred to in Chinese as the refined scholar’s chair or

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...

19th century Chinese Official chair. Elmwood, original red and black lacquer. Back splat with vague remains of decorations (natural wear and tear). Carved scalloped aprons below the ...

With its strong lines and upright stature, this imposing piece of furniture was the chair of choice for a 19th-century administrator in northern China. Known as guanmaoyi or official...

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...

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 ...