Elm Farmhouse Console Table From Henan - 19th Century Material - Burr Elm This painted cabinet is from

This painted cabinet is from Central Tibet and dates to the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century - circa 1900

elongated form with a flaring mouth is a classic silhouette in Chinese ceramics

The legs are repurposed old teak pillars featuring parrots and foliage

Comes mounted on a black iron stand but can be supplied with fittings to be hung on a wall (on request)

Elm Farmhouse Console Table From Henan - 19th Century Material - Burr Elm This painted cabinet is fromThis Chinese console table is from Henan province in central China and dates to the 19th century. It is constructed from thick planks of elm wood mounted onto elm legs. This five drawer console table has a distressed feel making it rather fitting for a farmhouse. These tables also doubled as occasional tables in traditional Chinese homes. These console tables come in various styles and their narrow stature makes them perfect for a hallway. UK Delivery