An early original antique Chinese square low stool made of Huanghuali wood and woven cane. With center seat support and rope reinforcement under the cane. Four legs with stretchers on all sides.

Age: 17th Century

Dimensions: 17" High by 16 1/4" Square

A pair of Chinese barrel stools made of Rosewood and designed in the Ming dynasty style. Elegant grain pattern with substantial weight.

Age: 1970-1980

Dimensions: 18" High by 15" Diameter

A refined Chinese side table masterfully crafted from richly grained Huanghuali wood. The table features a classic shaped, mortise-and-tenon framed top with a floating panel showcasing the dramatic movement and warm tones characteristic of this prized hardwood.
Gently curved legs terminate in cloud-form spandrels and are joined by shaped stretchers for added stability and visual harmony. The clean, minimalist form is a hallmark of Ming and early Qing dynasty aesthetics, allowing the... Click for details

Chinese bench made of rich, figured Huanghuali wood, known for its deep tones and graceful ghostly grain. The backrest features an openwork design with intricate angular fretwork, flanking a central medallion intricately carved with the shou (longevity) character surrounded by stylized dragons—symbols of power and auspicious life.
The arms and legs are elegantly curved, resting on a recessed stretcher base that enhances the balance and proportion of the piece. The joinery and... Click for details

Chinese low table made from richly grained elm wood, showcasing deep natural textures and patina from age and use. The hand-carved apron features traditional scalloped edges and subtle curves, while the legs display chiseled scrollwork, all carved from solid wood.
This table was likely used as a kang table or platform table and retains its original surface with wear consistent with daily life in historic China. Its rustic elegance and structural integrity make it both a decorative and... Click for details

Contemporary Indonesian 4-Door handcrafted sideboard, made of solid recycled elm hardwood timbers. Rough-hewn planks are carefully hand selected used in the construction.
A high quality, clear furniture wax has been applied to protect the finish from minor spills and scuffs. To maintain simple wipe with a soft dry cloth.

Age: Contemporary

Dimensions: 90" wide x 38" high x 19" deep

An elegant and finely crafted Chinese altar table in precious huanghuali wood, renowned for its rich grain, deep honey tone, and subtle fragrance. The table's narrow and long proportions make it ideal as a scholar’s desk, hall table, or display stand.
The apron is exquisitely carved with a continuous band of auspicious emblems, including ancient Chinese coins, scrolls, and ritual vessels—symbols of prosperity, wisdom, and longevity. The restrained silhouette is paired with fine... Click for details

This striking antique Chinese barrel drum features a classic cylindrical form with a bold red lacquered body, exuding both energy and presence. The thick hide drumhead is stretched taut over the top and fastened securely with a ring of hand-hammered metal studs, showcasing traditional craftsmanship. This one is in playable condition and has a nice sound.
Aged through time and use, the drum surface shows rich natural patina and wear, while the lacquer body retains its original vibrant... Click for details

Antique 19th-century Chinese lacquered cabinet, featuring an intricately detailed scenic panel depicting three wise sages engaged in scholarly pursuits—one an orator, another a musician, and the third in debate. The scene is enriched by a pair of garden attendants, adding an element of harmony and refinement. The finely hand-painted and raised relief work illustrates traditional Chinese philosophy and artistry.
The cabinet's dark lacquered surface is framed with gold-painted floral and... Click for details

Antique Chinese hardwood elm stacking food trunk. The hand-forged iron reinforcements, rivets, and side handles ensured durability during transport, while the large iron ring handle at the top suggests it was securely fastened or carried with ceremonial ease. The upper panel features delicately carved floral motifs, symbolizing prosperity and happiness, while the base showcases openwork carvings, adding an element of refinement to its utilitarian function.

Age: 19th Century... Click for details