Late 19th Century Chinese Wine Table From Shanxi. Chairs Such benches were frequently used

Such benches were frequently used in public places such as restaurants but also in homes

This stunning little bowl was found in the Tek Sing shipwreck in 1822

It originates from the Shanxi region of China

This stunning electric lamp showcases a hand-blown glass infill

The back has a blue and white chequered pattern which aligns perfectly with the front

Late 19th Century Chinese Wine Table From Shanxi. Chairs Such benches were frequently usedThis gorgeous Chinese wine table is from the 1880s and is made out of elm. It has kept its originality through the traces of red lacquer on the top and the blacksmith made handles. It has intricate hand carvings on the front of the drawers, emphasising the uniqueness of this piece. In the traditional Chinese home, this wine table was originally used for entertaining guests with wine on arrival, and it was typically placed with a chair on each side.