Chinese Elm Horseshoe Chair - Late 19thC Blue & White Porcelain Each panel is supplied with

Each panel is supplied with strong wall hangers and mounting plates for secure installation

with minimal wear compared to most surviving examples

The stambha supports a traditional yoni-shaped oil reservoir (a symbol of feminine creative energy and fertility) with a stylised peacock sitting at the rear

Pieces can be left to sit freely but we recommend using grey waterproof tile cement sparingly for the busier areas of your home

Sind and Himachal Pradesh

Chinese Elm Horseshoe Chair - Late 19thC Blue & White Porcelain Each panel is supplied withChinese Chair with caned Seat These chairs are known as Horseshoe Chairs They were usually made from Elm or Walnut in North China and were made in pairs. They were usually placed each side of a square wine table. This one is made from Elm and is from Hebei. Both Ming and Qing furniture had a strong influence on English furniture, notably through Chippendale in the 18th century. Our pieces are mostly from the 19th century. From China 61 x 51 x 97. 5