Early 19th Century Table Screen

Black Lacquer Table Screen 24h x 21.5w x 1.5d This particular table screen is of the multi-panel construction style which is found in a lot of the earlier cabinets coming out from Sh...

18th Century Painting Table This is a flush sided painting table with straight horse hoof feet. The aprons are in the form of open carved dragons with tails of thunder spirals. T...

This table was used as a small painting table. The form and design of the table is typical of Ming style with straight corner legs and high waist. The top frame is beaded around the low concave edges. The waist is decorated with the begonia motives. The table was originally covered with thick lacquer finishes, but due to wear and tear, the original lacquer finishes are gone. The table exemplifies the good taste, clean lines, simple form, and good proportion of Ming style furniture...

This is a rectangular painting table with ice plate edge frame member molding, supporting apron with floral carving, giant arm braces, square legs...

This Chinese standing screen has a main panel, and a lower panel flanked by two smaller ones, which were made in the 19th century as fretwork window panels for a house. In the 20th century they were salvaged, assembled, and mounted in a matching hardwood stand as a freestanding screen...

Prevalent in fine Chinese interiors as early as the Tang dynasty (618-906), standing screens with decorative stone panels served numerous functions as portable architecture. Used to ...

Chinese dry lacquer table with gold designs depicting floral arrangements and accoutrements.

A small antique Chinese cabinet with hand carved and painted decoration. The top with 2 small shelves with two hand painted doors and drawe...