Elm Wood Antique Narrow Bench Tassar Sold as a set of

Sold as a set of two

and are useful for storing jewellery or other personal effects

The trunks would be brightly painted with various designs - often showing scenes from operas but also with flowers

This lovely horse in bronze is a replica of one dating from the Chinese Eastern Han dynasty (206BC - 220AD)

used by the scholarly classes in Beijing

Elm Wood Antique Narrow Bench Tassar Sold as a set ofShanxi, circa 1900 In a simple style so distinctive of Chinese furniture, this elm wood bench exemplifies functional elegance. The legs slot directly into the thick seat using mortise and tenon joints and are supported with double stretchers for stability. Graceful curved spandrels accent the top of each leg, adding a subtle decorative element. The weathered surface reveals the elm wood's inherent characterits striking grain patterns and aged patina