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Shanxi Table
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Pre 1800 item# 949642 (stock# 947)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$3000.00
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Another 18th century table from the CaShi Collection.Made of Elm wood.The size is 39x20x33 high.The carved leg on this table, is sometimes called a sword leg.We do not believe that these tables have been stripped or scraped.They have not been sanded.They were either washed down with water or possibly left outside.Maybe a combination of the two,plus the rain.
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Painting Table
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Pre 1800 item# 949154 (stock# 687)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$4500.00
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A small painting or work table from Shanxi.The size is 63x25x34high.The table still retains most of the original lacquer.The wood is Yumu(northern elm wood).The spandrels are finely carved and display some pillowing.The front surface of the spandrel is not flat.It has been carved in a undulating manner.
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Chinese Table
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Pre 1700 item# 948900 (stock# 654)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$3500.00
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Early 18th century or older.This flush corner table,also has the original "giant arm braces"intact.One foot has been replaced.Old lacquer.This table has been re-lacquered many times but has always been black.The underside retains the old patina. It has never been scraped.A old ancient relic from another time.
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Compound Cabinets
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Pre 1800 item# 948832 (stock# 535)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$12,000/pair
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These 18th century cabinets are all original.They are from northern China.The size is 40x21x75 high.It is possible,that these cabinets had upper "hat cabinets",at one time. The hardware is all original,except for one drop pull.The lacquer is also original.I have only cleaned the cabinets and then,"brought them up"with tung oil. This is one of the ways, that the Chinese did it.
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