Vintage and Antique Asian Furniture

This ornately decorated chest is from Kutch in India's Gujarat province and is known as a Damchiya. It would have been filled with gifts and presen...

This distinctive coffee table has been produced using old carved panels, combined with a new table top and turned legs. The carvings were originall...

The panelled, front section of this unusual console is old, once forming part of old door panels in India. It still retains the original blue paint...

The front panel and legs of this extraordinary, large console table are old, and have been used as a wonderful, decorative feature. The rear legs, ...

This lovely sideboard is made from old mango wood, the three doors each with a distinctive slatted design. These open out to a single space inside ...

Shaanxi, circa 1880 This exquisitely crafted coffer is a representation of the heavily carved tables and storage chests that originated in China's ...

Shaanxi, circa 1880 Furniture from Shaanxi, a province in central China and home to the ancient capital of Xi'an, is distinguished by its robust co...

Shanxi, circa 1860 This antique Chinese apothecary sideboard is an extraordinary piece. The bottom storage area was likely used to keep larger bott...

Jiangsu, circa 1880 This vintage cabinet dates back to the late 1800s and was fashioned in Jiangsu province on the eastern coast of China. Its heav...

Hebei, circa 1900 This handcrafted beech lintel was created in Hebei, China at the turn of the 20th century. Its pale, natural finish complements i...

Shandong, circa 1900 These little wooden stools were produced from elm wood at the beginning of the twentieth century in the Shandong province, nor...

These classic 'yoke-back' or 'official's hat' chairs are named from the shaped headrest, which resembles both a yoke and the hats worn by court man...

Once used as part of an internal divider or as a window panel, this wonderful carved panel is in a duck egg blue finish. The delicately carved geom...

Set within thick frames, this stunning carved panel features beautifully, intricate floral pattern carvings. Originally used as an internal window ...

Still with its old red and teal lacquer finish this lovely lattice panel would make an unusual wall decoration. Originally used as an internal wind...

The finish on these beautiful chairs has aged to a lovely multi-toned, golden brown. The  'Yoke-Back' (or sometimes 'lamphanger') name derives from...

Once used by an apothecary, this superb dark lacquer medicine chest would have held the various herbs and remedies used in Eastern medicine. Each o...

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...