Dark Red Lacquered Coffee Table with Bamboo Top and Long Drawers

An antique Chinese Qing Dynasty period dark red lacquer wooden low coffee table from the 19th century, with rattan top, low-relief carved rosettes and spandrels. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this low coffee table features a rectangular top with woven rattan inset, sitting above two recessed panels adorned with a careful arrangement of rosette motifs carved in low-relief. Raised on four straight feet with carved scrolling spandrels on the front and strengthened with side stretchers, the table boasts an elegant dark reddish brown lacquered finish. With its small proportions and skillfully carved décor, this antique 19th century Qing Dynasty period Chinese low coffee table...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period red lacquered low kang coffee table from the 19th century, with two front drawers and round brass pulls. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this ...

This vintage Chinese kang table, with its distinctly low and graceful profile, brings an authentic sense of historical charm to modern interiors. Crafted in China, the table showcase...

A vintage Chinese low table featuring a red lacquer finish and shaped apron, dating to the 20th century, ideal as a coffee table. With its compact proportions and warm tone, this pie...

Asian Chinese-style (20th Century) rectangular coffee table with a maroon lacquered finish, floral table top design, and gilt bamboo decorated cabriole legs.

Fine red lacquer low table / coffee table with fret work top, elegant fine red lacquer finished. Purchase red lacquer low table / coffee table also come with glass top that can place...

Chinoiserie painted table with figural scene on oxblood lacquered low table with curved apron and cabriole legs.

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...