This elegant Chinese console table, crafted from elmwood, embodies the grace and artistry of traditional Oriental design, likely from the Shanxi province, known for its elmwood furniture and distinct carving style. This altar table features a beautifully carved apron with classic Chinese motifs reminiscent of the Ming Dynasty, characterized by its flowing lines and floral patterns, adding a touch of sophistication. The two-tone finish enhances the table's visual appeal, with a painted brown base providing a grounding contrast to the warm, natural tones of the waxed top. This versatile altar console table can be used in an entryway, living room, or dining room, serving as a display surface for your favorite objects or a functional piece for everyday use.
Specifications
- Era: Vintage
- Origin: Shanxi province, China; Ming Dynasty altar table tradition; elmwood
- Material: Solid elmwood
- Size: 62.5"(L) x 16"(D) x 37.25"(H); surface height 35"
- Color: Painted brown base with a natural waxed top
- Condition: Wear consistent with age and use; imperfections are authentic historical character.
This Chinese altar console is made of solid elmwood, likely from Shanxi province, with a carved floral Ming-style apron and a two-tone finish. It measures 62.5 inches long, 16 inches deep and 37.25 inches high.
Q: What is an altar console?
A: An altar table is a slim, tall Chinese table form. This one follows the Ming Dynasty style, with flowing lines and floral patterns carved into the apron.
Q: What is the two-tone finish?
A: A painted brown base grounds the piece against the warm, natural tones of the waxed top.
Q: How big is it?
A: It is 62.5 inches long, 16 inches deep and 37.25 inches high, with a 35-inch surface height.
Q: Where can I use it?
A: It works in an entryway, living room or dining room, as a display surface or for everyday use.
Q: How is it delivered?
A: It requires White Glove Delivery.
(Requires White Glove Delivery)
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