19th Century Coffee Table from Antique Chinese Door, Shandong, 1950s

This coffee table is truly one-of-a-kind; handcrafted from a single piece of a poplar tree trunk and set upon a minimalist metal frame. The organic design brings a touch of nature in...

This vintage stone water reservoir pot from India, often referred to as a "matka" or "ghara," would typically be used for storing and cooling water. These pots were designed to keep ...

Just in this area looking 19th. C. Chinese Hardwood Low Coffee Table. Chinese hardwood low table with a paneled top with a an openwork apron of linked C-scroll and oval carvings rais...

This early 19th-century red lacquered Chinese bed or coffee table dates back to the 1800s. The red lacquer exhibits a soft patina, characteristic of traditional Chinese lacquer art. The table features a clean, panelled top with a wide trim surrounding it. The top rests on a simple apron that transitions into four legs, each with slightly curved 'horse hoof' style feet, a 'waisted' top, and 'S'-shaped stretchers between the legs. With its beautiful patina and understated design, this 19th-century Chinese coffee table would make a stylish addition to any living room, perfectly suited for displaying history or art books and fresh flowers. Handcrafted using wooden pegs and a tenon structure, this table exemplifies traditional craftsmanship in ancient Chinese furniture...