A distinctive antique Chinese hall table from Shanxi Province, crafted from solid elm and dating to the late Qing dynasty. The table features two drawers with decorative carved and incised detailing across the fronts, accented by traditional metal hardware. Shaped apron details and carved side elements add architectural interest, while the pale, naturally aged pine retains subtle traces of old pigment, worn edges, and surface variations that give the piece its authentic character.
Its compact proportions make this table especially versatile for an entryway, hallway, living room, or beside a sofa. The two drawers provide useful storage, while the broad top offers space for a lamp, pottery, artwork, or collected objects. The combination of regional folk detailing, aged elm, and simple construction works beautifully in Santa Fe, boho chic, farmhouse, mountain modern, or eclectic interiors.
This item will arrive Santa Fe in mid-October '26.
Material:
Solid pinewood with metal hardware
Origin:
Shanxi Province, China
Circa:
1880–1900
Dimensions:
45"W x 18"D x 34"H
Condition:
Good antique condition; age-related wear, traces of old pigment, surface variations, irregularities, and patina consistent with age
