Chinese Elm Saddle Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Wall Art Black Lacquered Scholars Desk from

Black Lacquered Scholars Desk from Shanxi Province - dating from the 19th century

This large jar has a black dribble glaze with iridescent hints of a brown overglaze and would look best displayed as a large decorative jar

this piece is made from a mix of Chinese poplar & pine woods

A rare glass handi lamp - mid 19thC with 3 way light fitting

The origin of the five peach design can be found in the story of a fisherman by Tao Qian (365-427) who found endless bliss in a peach orchard hidden within a crevice

Chinese Elm Saddle Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Wall Art Black Lacquered Scholars Desk fromThis beautifully rustic 19th century saddle stool is handcrafted from solid elm using traditional mortise and tenon carpentry techniques. The thick seat has been naturally shaped into a gently curved saddle form, designed for comfort while showcasing the rich grain, organic texture and weathered character of the aged timber. Originally used by farm workers, stools of this type were valued for their durability, practicality and simple functional