Chinese Red Cinnabar Console Table

Asian Chinese (Qing Dynasty-18/19th Cent) large hardwood console scroll table with finely carved apron on all sides and filigree corners.

Chinese (19th Century) elmwood (yu-mu) large console table with carved cloud form scrolls between the legs on the apron and filigree carving with a stretcher on the sides.

"Southeast Asian style (19th Century) red lacquer decorated desk with figural bird legs. Has some wear and former repairs"

Asian Chinese-style red lacquered rectangular coffee table with a top featuring a scene with figures and floral motifs supported on cabriole form legs.

A vintage Chinese red lacquered console table from the mid 20th century, with three drawers, waisted top, carved spandrels and scalloped hardware. Cre...

Chinese red lacquer console table early 20th century Qing Dynasty. This red lacquer console table has a unique lacquering process where very ...

Size: 32in H x 30in W x 15in D Origin: China Circa: Late Qing Dynasty, circa 1900 Material: Lacquer Painted over wood Condition: Original finished. Hand paint, hand carved, normal age wear. This console table was made during the late Qing Dynasty (19 century) in Beijing under direct imperial control. It is very unique because you can't see more of this carved lacquer furniture survived from those period. The workmanship is superb. It is very rare that there is no too much similar furniture in existence, probably because it was too labor-intensive even for the court to mass produce. Lacquer is the sap of a tree (Rhus vernicifera) that grows in East Asia. It was tapped, filtered and mixed with cinnabar to produce a red colour. The lacquer worker...

A large Chinese Qing Dynasty carved elm console table in scarlet. Carved throughout with pierced friezes, with different designs front and back, which means it can be reversed.