Chinese Qing Dynasty Elm Alter Table With Brass Staples curtain The lovely flower in the

The lovely flower in the centre is a chrysanthemum which

This particular piece of fabric has a lovely pink and blue chequered pattern

This particular piece of fabric has a lovely red and black chequered pattern

Transport yourself to the opulent grandeur of mid-19th-century China with this extraordinary low Chinese Kang cabinet

The quaint uniqueness of this textile makes an easy staple piece in any contemporary home

Chinese Qing Dynasty Elm Alter Table With Brass Staples curtain The lovely flower in theHere we have a beautiful Chinese console alter table, dating back to the Qing dynasty (1912 1949). Constructed from Chinese elm (Yumu), prized for its durability, this piece reflects the aesthetic transition between the Ming and Qing dynasty. The delicate, geometric fretwork on the apron of the table is highly characteristic of the Qing dynasty as the time period shifted towards more elaborate craftsmanship and complex ornamentation, while the Ming