Chinese ‘Kang’ Coffee Table Quing c1820

Antique chinese Coffee table

A Chinese low coffee table from the Quing dynasty c1820 pierced apron with pillar struts, square top with exceptional joint detail, Perfect for any living room and adds a touch of elegance to any home. The table has had earlier restorations and does bear the odd mark and knock. it has been wax finished. Chinese Elm wood furniture is some of the most economical and unique furniture available on the market. It is often lacquered, which gives it a shiny, almost gem-like appearance. The process of lacquering furniture is a time-consuming one that involves many layers of lacquer and drying time between each layer. it is not only beautiful, but it is also very durable. The worn lacquer finish makes it a statement piece for your living room and perfect for your home.

Age:

Style: Chinese Antique

Origin : China

Material: Elm

Condition: Very Good

Restoration: Wax finish

Dimensions: 38h x 94w x 94d cm

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The earliest furniture found is from the Han Dynasty (206BC - 220AD) forms including low tables and stands, during this period nomadic tribes came from the west and introduced them to a folding stool, moving up a few hundred years to the song Dynasty (960- 1279AD) ad furniture was getting quite popular with the wealthy, and becoming produced in larger quantities this is where the basics for structural design and techniques started. In my opinion the Ming period (1368-1644AD)is the golden age for Chinese furniture, cabinet work had got finer and with more precision, the use of early exotic timber and very simple clean look to the furniture. In the Qing dynasty(1644-1911) Cabinetmakers were all over china producing most of the Antique furniture that you will see around today. Read More