Antique Chinese Furniture

Made from camphor wood, this lovely chest is a nice size to be used as a low coffee table.  It has a wonderful honey coloured tone. Camphor was a p...

The elm wood is finished in a dark lacquer on this imposing armoire. It is built in a box like, square-cornered style with classic 'horse hoof' fee...

Originally produced as a daybed, used for seating or reclining on during the day. This simply styled table would look great in a modern home and wi...

Made from poplar, this delightful cabinet has been stripped back to the natural wood. The circular hardware on the doors is original. The lattice p...

Made from elm and still in their original finish, these beautiful armchairs have unusually high backs, giving them a very stately appearance. Over ...

The geometrical lattice patterns on these panels are made up from individual pieces of wood fitted together with mortise and tenon joints. The pane...

Made from poplar, this chest has a highly distressed blue and cream lacquer finish. Originally it would have been used to store valuables and perso...

With a stylised scrolling effect on the arms and a fairly square, angular design, this beautiful pair of chairs are made from elm wood and have a l...

This handsome cabinet still has its original dark lacquer finish, it is made from elm and would be ideal today for bedroom storage or as a drinks c...

The original black lacquer on these stylish armchairs is still largely intact. They are in a 'Southern Official' style, with the arms continuing do...

This superb low elm table has been recently made using reclaimed timbers, it has been left in a natural state showing off the deep, attractive grai...

This handsome five drawer long, low table would look great in front of a sofa as a long coffee table. The drawers provide useful storage, each with...

Originally this lovely panel would have been fitted as one of several internal window panels in a Chinese home. It is decorated with eight rows of ...

This lovely simplistic table is built with rounded legs, recessed beneath the table top. Single stretchers support them at the front and back and d...

The raised ends of this exquisite table, with their scroll design, suggest that it would have been used as an altar to display offerings to ancesto...

Shandong, circa 1900 These chairs are from the northeastern Chinese province of Shandong. They are in a rustic, country style, with the horseshoe s...

Shanxi, circa 1880 This style of chair was named for its grand looking curved rail in a horseshoe shape and would have been reserved for those high...

Shaanxi, circa 1860 Bring a slice of Chinese history into your home with this wonderful old cabinet that is full of character. It comes from Shaan...

Shanxi, circa 1890 This large daybed was produced in Shanxi province in northern, central China towards the end of the nineteenth century and would...

Shanxi, circa 1880 This lovely large daybed is made from elm wood and oozes character with a wonderful patina formed over the years. It has  four ...

Shanxi, China, circa 1890 This beautiful pair of elm armchairs are in a style known as 'official's hat' or 'yoke-back'. The backrest has some lovel...

Qinghai, China, circa 1860 This highly decorative painted sideboard would once have been very vibrant, the original lacquer has muted leaving more...

Shanxi, China, circa 1860 This handsome pair of side chairs get their name from the shape of the top rail fitted over backward bending stiles. Fini...