Chinese Hardwood Plant Stands, Chinoiserie Style, Late 20th Century

19th Century Burmese Rosewood Jardinere or Torchere. The lobed Bowl Carved with fruiting vines on an entwined Cobra Column. The base is carved with sc...

Chinese Cloisonné table lamps, featuring a rich blue enamel background and intricate floral motifs. Cloisonné is an ancient decorative technique that uses thin metal wires to create ...

Antique three-tier folding cake stand (also historically referred to as a muffin or pie stand). Dating typically from the late Victorian to the Edwardian era (circa 1890s–1920s), it ...

Georgian mahogany torchère stand (also widely referred to as a plant, jardinière, or candle stand) typically crafted in the Georgian or Victorian style. Circular turned wooden surfac...

A set of three Chinese nesting tables All three flat table tops raised on round legs with carved friezes. The tables have been tightened touched up waxed.

Asian Chinese (Qing Dynasty-probably 18th Cent) hardwood pedestal stand with an open design under top and a box stretcher with an open design.

Late Qing dynasty carved hardwood side tables or stands or tea tables, Southern Chinese, A good example of tea tables with finely carved fri...

A Very Good Quality And Extremely Attractive Pair Of Late 19th Century Oriental Hardwood Pot Stands, Or Lamp Tables, Having Attractive Rouge Marble Inset Tops, Over Lovely Foliate Carved And Pierced Friezes, With Two Further Panelled Tiers To Turned Legs, Terminating On Carved Claw And Ball Feet. It is pretty common to find tables of this design in varying shapes and sizes, produced sometime around the mid 19th century in China, specifically for shipping to the western markets, but it is very rare to find pairs as nice as these particular ones, especially of this tall variety. They are the absolute perfect size and form to be used as lamp tables or alternatively for their original purpose of standing pots and porcelain on. You could also of course use them as plinths for sculpture...