Old Chinese Elm Bench - 19thC Material - Glass From New Guinea

From New Guinea

They became incredibly popular with the American market between 1910 / 50 and were therefore shipped all over the world from the workshops in Sarouk which is a village located 30 miles north of the city of Sultanabad (today called Arak) and is famed for it's looms and weavers

90 x 46 x 100 cms

It is one piece and cannot be disassembled so please consider access to your property

circular lock plate with mokko-gata floral medallion

Old Chinese Elm Bench - 19thC Material - Glass From New GuineaThis bench, known as a Spring bench, was a common sight outside shops and small restaurants in China. They were used by both staff and customers to enjoy the fresh air. This one is constructed from Elm and originates from Shanxi Province. The unique cloud motif, often seen on these benches, is beautifully carved into the wood. Its distinct darker patina sets it apart from others that are often a bleached colour. Hints of old blue and green paint can