Qing Side Tables

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period side table from the 19th century, with five drawers, carved apron and bronze hardware. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this side table capture...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period wooden side table from the 19th century, with rattan top and pillar strut motifs. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this wooden side table featu...

An antique Chinese Qing Dynasty period side table from the 19th century, with open fretwork design, dark wood patina and cylindrical legs. This exquis...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period side table with single drawer from the 19th century, with horse hoof legs, cinnabar underglaze and distressed patina. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this side table features a rectangular top sitting above an apron concealing a single drawer showcasing a cinnabar underglaze echoed on the side panels. Boasting a nicely weathered patina, the table is raised on four straight legs with horse hoof extremities, connected to the apron thanks to carved spandrels. With its nice proportions and distressed appearance, this 19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty side table...

This mango wood pedestal was burnt multiple times and the finished with a clear coat to achieve its color. A strong and robust pedestal that is both beautiful on its own or displaying sculptures, vases or other items...

A Late Qing Dynasty period side table with pierced apron adorned with pillar strut motifs and scrolling design on the feet. This Late Qing Dynasty period side table is a true testame...

A Chinese late Qing Dynasty period side table from the early 20th century with square top, open apron, pillar strut motifs and cylindrical legs. Created in China during the late Qing...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period elmwood side table from the 19th century, with single drawer, brass hardware and horse hoof feet. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty period, this ...

A late Qing Dynasty period side table with pierced apron, pillar strut motifs, straight legs and scrolling feet. Echoing the artistic mastery of the late Qing Dynasty, this exquisite side table is a testament to China's rich heritage and intricate craftsmanship. This wooden table is adorned with a beautifully pierced apron that seamlessly captures the essence of traditional Chinese motifs. The pillar strut motifs not only offer an aesthetic delight but also infuse the piece with structural integrity, reflecting the balance between beauty and function that the Qing artisans championed. Supporting the table are straight legs that culminate in scrolling feet, reminiscent of ancient scrolls...

This mid-19th century fang deng (square stool) was made in Hebei province and crafted of elm foraged from the forests of northern China. The stretchers encircling the outer edges of the rounded legs highlight the masterful carpentry employed to create this very pure and simple form in the most elegant Ming fashion. This detail gives the design a natural flow and references bent bamboo. Chinese carpenters during the Qing dynasty held simplicity and craftsmanship in equal regard. In this spirit they emulated the simpler forms of bamboo furniture making that were popular in earlier times...

A late Qing Dynasty period wooden side table from the early 20th century with rattan inset top, scroll-carved apron and horsehoof feet. A poignant testament to craftsmanship from the...

A Chinese late Qing Dynasty period side table from the early 20th century with dark brown, two-toned patina and reeded humpback stretcher. This Chinese side table from the late Qing ...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period three-tier accent lamp table from the 19th century with low geometric fretwork shelf and horse hoof feet. This distinctive three-tier accent lamp table, hailing from the Qing Dynasty period of the 19th century, is a testament to traditional Chinese craftsmanship. Crafted from richly grained wood, it features an elegant geometric fretwork shelf at the lowest tier, providing both function and visual interest. The table is supported by legs terminating in horse hoof feet, a classic element in Chinese furniture that adds a sense of grace and movement to the piece. The table's apron is subtly adorned with a carved bat motif, symbolizing good fortune in Chinese culture. This understated detail enriches the table's aesthetic appeal without overwhelming its refined design. Standing on three levels, this lamp table offers versatile display options, from showcasing cherished collectibles and photographs to holding lamps that illuminate its intricate carvings. In a contemporary home, this Qing Dynasty lamp...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period low kang dark brown lacquer cabinet from the 19th century, with two drawers and brass hardware. Created in China ...

The stool is a central fixture of Chinese furniture culture. Found in a variety of materials and forms, the stool transcends class lines, as much at home in the provincial courtyard ...

This low drum stool from Shanxi province was hand-carved from solid limestone over 150 years ago, designed to add the essential stone element to a traditional Chinese garden. Stone d...

A small late Qing Dynasty period side table or stool from the early 20th century with waisted top, carved apron, horse hoof legs and side stretchers. Exuding age-old artisanship, thi...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period elm wood side table from the early 20th century with woven rattan top inset, reeded apron, and pillar strut motifs. Created in China during the Qing Dyn...

A Chinese Late Qing Dynasty period dark stool from the early 20th century with carved apron and lower shelf. Created in China during the late Qing Dynasty p...

A Chinese late Qing Dynasty period side table with carved reeded apron on all sides, straight legs and side stretchers. This Chinese late Qing Dynasty period side table is distinguis...

Part of the long history of Chinese ceramics, the hand-crafted earthenware tiles that top these square side tables were originally used to pave the floors of the Forbidden City palac...

This mango wood pedestal was burnt multiple times and the finished with a clear coat to achieve its color. A strong and robust pedestal that is both beautiful on its own or displayin...

A late Qing Dynasty period elm side table from the early 20th century, with carved humpback stretcher apron, horse hoof feet and warm patina. Discover the enchanting allure of this l...

A Chinese late Qing Dynasty period tiered side table from the early 20th century with reddish brown lacquer, carved fretwork shelf and single drawer. Cr...

A handsome pair of antique Chinese wood side tables or stools, each presenting a square form with beautifully understated traditional detailing. The tables feature square panelled to...

Chinese late Qing Dynasty period low table from the early 20th century, with red lacquer, horse hoof extremities, humpback stretchers and carved spandrels. This antique Qing Dynasty period low table radiates a warm, dark red lacquer. It is a contemporary adaptation of the traditional Kang tables of the Ming Dynasty, providing a tangible connection to the past. The table's design features a central board, flanked by a simple yet elegant square top, effortlessly blending form and function. Standing on straight legs with characteristic horse hoof extremities, the table embodies the robustness and charm intrinsic to Chinese furniture design. The structure is completed with humpback stretchers on all sides, offering both stability and visual interest. Beautifully carved spandrels grace each corner, showcasing the craftsmanship associated with Qing Dynasty period pieces. Originally conceived for placement on a 'kang'—a raised, three-walled platform—this low table is a treasure that has seamlessly transitioned into the modern era, ready to grace your living room with its timeless appeal. Revel in the beauty of the past and present with this exquisite Qing Dynasty low table...

The stool is a central fixture of Chinese furniture culture. Found in a variety of materials and forms, the stool transcends class lines, as much at home in the provincial courtyard ...

More portable than heavy chairs, stools have been a favored form of seating in Chinese culture for centuries and were used indoors and out at mealtimes and during social gatherings. ...

The stool is a central fixture of Chinese furniture culture. Found in a variety of materials and forms, the stool transcends class lines, as much at home in the provincial courtyard ...

This low drum stool from Shanxi province was hand-carved from solid limestone nearly 250 years ago, designed to add the essential stone element to a traditional Chinese garden. Stone...

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period side table from the 19th century, with humpback stretchers and red undertone. Created in China during the Qing Dynasty, this side table features a squar...

This narrow drum stool was carved from a solid block of limestone with a minimalist tapered design. The stool is subtly etched with thin grooves around the top, suggestive of the lin...

The worn edges and rich patina of this two-drawer table serve to outline this 19th century provincial table’s elegant lines. Made of northern Chinese elm (yumu) favored by woodworker...

A beautiful and very rare two-toned Chinese Scholar’s table in lovely antique condition. Dating from the end of the Qing Dynasty, around 1890, this stunning and practical piece makes...

Console table with 18th century Chinese table top in elm wood with natural raw finish. The top is mounted on new white base. .         

Curving spandrels, a stepped apron and subtly splayed legs epitomize the simple grace of this 19th century square stool, known as a feng deng. Handcrafted from Chinese elmwood, this ...