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About this piece
This is a fine quality Chinese Qing Dynasty hardwood,table, circa 1900, with carved frames, in good original condition.
Summary:
• Circa: 1900
• Period: Qing Dynasty
• Provenance: China
• Wood: Probably Hongmu
• Inset tops
• Carved dragon frames
• Carved fretwork frieze
• Carved block legs
• Shaped stretchers
• Robust design
• Heavy in weight
• Original polish and patination
• Excellent quality
• Original condition
Description:
This is a fine quality table Chinese Qing Dynasty carved hardwood table circa 1900, with a deep rich colour, in good original condition. The tables feature a rectangular design, constructed from hardwood, probably Hongmu. Each tabletop is designed with an inset top, which is practical, as it stops items accidentally sliding or being knocked off the tops. The frame is heavily carved, with the legs boasting carvings which depict the back of a dragon, working its way up to the top of the legs and emerging as profusely carved dragonhead fretwork friezes. Shaped stretchers unite the carved legs. The tables slide into each other comfortably. All in all, they display superb craftsmanship and are of superb quality.
This table displays a rich dark brown, near black colour. It boast the original polish and have a beautiful deep rich patina, which has been generated by the years of cleaning and care they have received. This truly is a very beautiful item with quality construction. This item would certainly grace any home, so don’t miss out on your chance to own such a lovely item.
This is an extremely useful piece of furniture and a great asset to have in any living room, as it consume very little space and provide useful table space.
- Brand & Designer
- Eames
- Color
- Brown
- Style
- Asian
- Material
- Other Wood
- Condition
- Excellent
- Dimensions (cm)
- W 41.3D 30.2H 60.8
Design Story
Working from the United States from the 1940s onward, they approached design as a total system rather than isolated objects. Their work blended architecture, furniture, photography, film, and everyday life into one coherent vision.
They are best known for their long collaboration with Herman Miller, which helped bring their ideas into homes and offices worldwide. Together they created pieces that are still instantly recognisable today.
Among their most iconic designs is the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, a piece that combined plywood shell construction with luxurious comfort and became a global symbol of modern living. Earlier work like the LCW chair explored new ways of shaping wood into ergonomic forms, while their molded plastic chairs, including the DSW, brought accessible modern design into everyday dining rooms.
They also extended their thinking beyond furniture. The Eames House in California, part of the Case Study House program, shows their core philosophy clearly: modular structure, honest materials, and a deep respect for how people actually live.
The Eames legacy is not just a set of famous objects. It is a way of thinking about design as something that should be playful, useful, scalable, and deeply human at the same time.




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