A Rare Pair of Huanghuali Armchairs

This stunning mid-century Danish lounge chair seamlessly blends elegance with comfort. The graceful curvature and soft contours of the back and arms harmoniously merge. The seat feat...

These vintage table lamps feature a pear-shaped ceramic body with six facets. The white ceramic beautifully contrasts with the brass metal base, creating an elegant and timeless desi...

This elongated triangular jade mountain stands on a wooden lacquer base. On the mountain, there are a total of five monkeys: two playing, one resting, and two others at the mountain’s peak, seemingly about to descend to investigate what is happening. The stone’s side displays two bat Feng Shui symbols. (In Chinese, the bat is bianfu. Fu also means fortune.) There is also a magnificent pine tree with branches gracefully hanging down. The cut of the mountain rocks exhibits clean lines and a geometric quality, which is typical of the Qianlong period. Additionally, the monkey’s face shares similarities with Qianlong period jade monkeys...

A pale, greyish-white jade three-legged toad is depicted in a crouching position on leaves and fruits. The toad has bulging eyes, finely-detailed eyebrow hair, a small nose, and a wi...

Pair of Wenyi Armchairs 37.25h x 22w x 16.75d This is a pair of Wenyi (scholar) armchairs. The crestrail does not have any protruding ends, but the arms do. This pair is considere...

A Pair of very well crafted Chinese Hardwood Armchairs (Probably Stained Teak) with fine Scholar’s Object appeal. Quite comfortable with an all over smooth hand and particularly hand...

Pair Chinese Arm Chairs with woven seats. Pegged construction. Some wear from age and use

This elegant pair of 1970s Chinese-style armchairs exudes timeless sophistication and craftsmanship. Constructed from rich, darkned hardwood, these chairs showcase a harmonious balan...