Chinese Fruit Juicer From Jiangsu - Dated 1894 Period - Early 19th Century allowing it to fit into

allowing it to fit into a wide variety of interior styles

the dragon was regarded as a benevolent force capable of bringing good fortune and abundance

traditional mortise-and-tenon construction

This very decorative chest is from Central Tibet and dates to the 17th century

This one comes with numerous hidden compartments

Chinese Fruit Juicer From Jiangsu - Dated 1894 Period - Early 19th Century allowing it to fit intoOriginally created to juice fruit and vegetables, this stylish and functional juicer is as perfectly useable today as it was when first made and It would also make a unique decorative ornament. It has wonderful provenance being marked Guangxu Jiawu Year 1894. The underside is marked Xurun Lou House. These juicers were found across China and this particular piece is made from jumu (red elm southern elm zelkova). The wood suggests it most likely is from