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Chinese Arm Chairs
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Pre 1800 item# 767904 (stock# PV17/516)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$2500.00 US LIQUIDATION PRICE $1900.00
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These 18th century chairs actually sit rather well.May people automatically think that all Chinese chairs are uncomfortable.Also,there seems to be a misconception,that Chinese chairs can't be used or they are structurally unsound.This is not the case with these chairs.They are strong and can be used.The size is 23x17x39 high.The seat is 21 high.They are made from very dense elm wood and are from Shanxi in northern China.Some other notable features include:turned spindles under the arms,pipe ...click for details
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8 Immortals Table
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Pre 1700 item# 711728 (stock# 13330/544)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$5000.00 LIQUIDATION PRICE $2500.00
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This is a very old table.Probably 300 years or perhaps older. Possibly MING. The black lacquer is original. The woods are YUMU on the base,humpback stretcher,circles,legs, bamboo edge detailing and spandrels. The floating panel is fruitwood(?).The size is 38 5/8x38 5/8x34 1/4 high.Many times, the size of a piece reveals secrets about a piece; especially a Chinese piece.
"Perhaps the most astonishing single piece of furniture in the Mueller Bequest is a rectangular huanghuali side table (Fi ...click for details
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Chinese "Worship" Cabinet
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Pre 1837 VR item# 649476 (stock# 9946/842)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$4500.00 LIQUIDATION PRICE $3000.00
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This late Qing Dynasty Display Cabinet is a very good example of a "softwood" piece imitating a Classical hardwood piece. This cabinet is directly related to the Huang Hua Li cabinets that have recently sold at auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Although this display cabinet is made from Yumu-Northern Elm,it is still very well realized. The carving is well executed and done in a Early Traditional Style, sometimes called "scrolling grass".Also, the finish on the ...click for details
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Chinese Lacquer Tray
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Pre 1800 item# 579429 (stock# ST8)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$2500.00 US dollars
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This 18th century red lacquer tray is the best we have ever seen or acquired. The size is 20 3/4 x 12 3/8 x 2 1/8 inches high. The tray is in quite excellent condition. Much of the gold decoration has simply been worn away from use. The tray was probably used for serving tea and food. One of the main figures in the scene is still apparent. It is a crane. The rest of the scene was foliage, flowers, trees, and various fruits. For a more detailed discussion of lacquer please see the "C.L. MA ...click for details
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Chinese Wine/Side Tables/ a pair
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Pre 1800 item# 565789 (stock# 15123/929)
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CaShi Gallery
303-297-2947
$3500.00 LIQUIDATION PRICE $2800.00
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This pair of 18th century Chinese wine/side tables are from Shanxi Province in Northern China.The size is 38x19x34high.They were originally covered in black lacquer, which over time has worn away.The tables have retained 50% to 60% of their original lacquer coating.Under the lacquer,there is a thin layer of ramie cloth, which helped the lacquer adhere to the wood. The underside is coated in red cinnabar lacquer.The tables are all original with the exception of one end apron piece. One foot has b ...click for details
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