Although it dates from around the mid nineteenth century, this lovely table is in a plain style associated with furniture from the earlier Ming dynasty.
The rich, dark lacquer finish is still in good condition, though worn around the feet and on the table's top surface. Like much of the furniture produced in Shanxi province that has survived the years, the table is made from elm wood, and has a lovely patina and attractive grain brought out by the dark finish.
The table would work wonderfully today as a very attractive desk, console, or possibly as a narrow dining table. The material is walnut, originated from Shanxi province in north of China.

Although it dates from around the mid nineteenth century, this lovely table is in a plain style associated with furniture from the earlier Ming dynasty.
The rich, dark lacquer finish is still in good condition, though worn around the feet and on the table's top surface. Like much of the furniture produced in Shanxi province that has survived the years, the table is made from elm wood, and has a lovely patina and attractive grain brought out by the dark finish.
Most likely used originally as a 'wine table' for drinking and as a more general work surface, the table would work wonderfully today as a very attractive desk, console or possibly as a narrow dining table.

A very beautiful European design in a distressed white lacquer, with a very charming leg. Most of Chinese young people are crazy about this one, who usually put it in a coffee bar or a unique working space. It was made in China old pine and we welcome you can customize your wanted colors. 
The dimension is 240x95x78cm