A 19thC Chinese Lacquered Circular Dining Table sub-Antiques having a conical body

having a conical body

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A 19thC Chinese Lacquered Circular Dining Table sub-Antiques having a conical bodyOrigin: Macau, China Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 33 Diameter: 57. 5 The good quality and rather unusual circular table, of two sections interlocking together, the thick top displaying a super chestnut plum colour and showing the joints, an especially hard skill to undertake, standing on six tubular legs united by stretchers, the whole with a glowing lacquer, and surviving from late nineteenth century China and