This magnificent antique black lacquer altar table was handcrafted with traditional joinery techniques in mid 19th century China.  This antique Chinese altar table with 3 drawers showcases classic Chinese altar table design and well aged black lacquer finish.  An excellent altar console table to bring Asian sophistication and luxury to a formal living or family room, dining room, or hall way.

Crafted in the late 18th century, this altar table is distinguished by its intricately hand-carved Ruyi panel legs. A Ruyi, meaning 'as desired' in Chinese, embodies both ceremonial significance in Chinese Buddhism and symbolizes good fortune in folklore. The table showcases a naturally aged wooden top and robust construction, adorned with delightful patinas, age-appropriate dents, and graceful signs of wear and tear. As an antique Chinese piece, it effortlessly transforms into an elegant Asian console table, a perfect addition to grand living rooms, dining spaces, hallways, or entryways.

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This exceptional antique altar table is a rare gem. It measures 119" inch long and is in its original condition. Crafted in the late 19th century, this altar table is distinguished by its intricately hand-carved ruyi panel legs and 4 pairs ruyi spandrels on both front and back. A ruyi, meaning 'as desired' in Chinese, embodies both ceremonial significance in Chinese Buddhism and symbolizes good fortune in folklore. The table showcases one elm slab naturally aged wooden top and robust construction, adorned with delightful patinas, age-appropriate dents, and graceful signs of wear and tear.

This early 19th-century hand-carved table is a rare find. This antique Chinese 3-drawer chest console table showcases exquisite hand-carved drawer fronts and sides. This antique center table with 3 drawers was restored by a skilled craftsman from Beijing, The structure and surface restoration were very minimal. A clear protective finish is applied to the exterior. This rare table will be an excellent center table, console table, chest, or accent table in the living room, dining room, study room, stairway, or hallway entry.

Based on a George the II design, this is a fresh take on the original design. The raffia-wrapped version is a classic example of taking a traditional form and making it modern. The acrylic version is a crisp take that works in a modern or traditional interior. Designed by Jamie Merida.