Late 18th Century Chinese Walnut Altar Table Artwork

Late 18th Century Chinese Walnut Altar Table ArtworkThis stunning table originated in China within the Qing Dynasty. It was handmade from walnut but also contains a thick elm top; making it a robust and reliable piece of furniture. It has one full length draw on the side and, despite the age, there are still traces of its original black lacquer. It has also been hand carved, showcasing simplistic designs along the bottom, which were common throughout China. Originally, it would have been used to hold

or a lovely piece of wall decor

which would have consisted of jewellery

The basket lid and first compartment can be removed

These specific cushions have a simple yet lovely blue and white tartan pattern on the front

At the base - 11cm

5cm x H - 40cm

This stunning pair of Chinese doors were originally used as screen partition doors

body and spirit

Cotton was not common in Japan until well into the twentieth century

The dimensions are as follows: H - 28

This incredible domestic shrine is truly a centre piece

This could symbolise family which is hold very highly in Chinese culture