Chinese Flower Stand From Jiangsu - 19th Century Options:Option 2 This piece dates from the

This piece dates from the 19thC and would have been passed down through the family from one generation to another

Its compact stature makes it perfect for smaller rooms or a study

Pickerings manufactured it by the tradename Blanco It was manufactured in Canada as Capo which is an abbreviation for Canadian Colouring Compound

a well-known furniture maker found in Carpenters Square

circular lock plate with mokko-gata floral medallion

Chinese Flower Stand From Jiangsu - 19th Century Options:Option 2 This piece dates from theThis elegant 19th century Chinese flower stand from Jiangsu province is crafted from red elm (zelkova), known in China as jumu or southern elm. Red elm is prized for its warm reddish tone and attractive grain, and in traditional Chinese furniture making it was often considered superior to its northern elm counterpart. The timber was widely used by craftsmen in Jiangsu, a region celebrated for producing refined and well proportioned hardwood furniture.