A large and authentic Chinese altar table dating to the late Qing dynasty (c.1850–1900), constructed in solid elm hardwood with a deep, naturally worn patina.
The long, shallow form features two drawers with original brass bail handles and finely carved floral panels. Traditional mortise-and-tenon construction throughout, with pierced corner spandrels and integral drawer framing.
The surface retains layered lacquer with age-related wear, losses and softening consistent with long-term use, adding warmth and character. Structurally sound and visually strong.
A highly decorative and versatile piece, ideal as a console, sideboard or statement interior element.
Height: 92cm
Width: 160cm
Depth: 70cm
Origin: China
Period: Qing dynasty, mid-late 19th century
Material: Elm hardwood
Condition: Honest age-related wear throughout, light areas of historic wooworm all thoroughly treated as a standard precaution.
Due to the size and weight shipping will be by special courier and will require a degree of communication/flexibility.
