Oak Altar Table From Gansu - Early 19thC Cotton This solid teak chapati board

This solid teak chapati board originates from Rajasthan and dates to the 19th century

Features: Two drawers

It is ideal for use as a console table in a narrow hallway or as a lamp table behind a sofa

185 x 0 x 124 (wxdxh cms)

Each lamp is skillfully hand blown by skilled artisanal glass blowers and then etched by hand

Oak Altar Table From Gansu - Early 19thC Cotton This solid teak chapati boardAltar Table With Oak Top & Elm Legs From Gansu 19thC It is very rare to find antique furniture from China made from Oak. The Oak is identifiable by the Medullary rays on the table top. During the Ming period, furniture craftsmen would often create pieces with multiple woods. Given that this piece is made form both Oak and Elm gives it a good age. Usually a family ancestor portrait would be hung above the table & joss sticks lit & placed on the table