Late Ming Dynasty Chinese Elm Low Tea Table With Single Draw Desk & Wall Lights The most natural place for

The most natural place for a Tetsubin is in the kitchen or dining area

Despite the age of this bowl

The upper compartment (Hikido) would have been used to keep accounts papers as the ventilation was crucial to preserve the delicate washi papers dry and mould free

the Chinese Low Lacquered Table with a Single Drawer

Late Ming Dynasty Chinese Elm Low Tea Table With Single Draw Desk & Wall Lights The most natural place forHere we have a stunning low tapered Chinese tea table, dating back to the late Ming Dynasty (1644 1912). This table is an excellent example of Chinese cabinetry, crafted from elmwood, the natural raw finish exposes a light, honey blonde tone with a natural matte finish. Supported by four sturdy, circular based legs with a uniquely styled intersecting geometric lattice shelf providing both structural stability and open storage space. The upper section