Chinese Elm Spring Bench From Shanxi Province - 19th Century Material - Poplar Cedar wood was less commonly

Cedar wood was less commonly used and these tables are usually found in Red Elm

the frame has been sensitively adapted and fitted with modern mirror glass while preserving its historic character

its four-tier design and spire-topped posts reflect both local craftsmanship and colonial-era practicality

This light blue painted console table with two drawers has been painted in a traditional Mongolian style made from old pine and has a handy lower shelf

Dimensions: W40 x D39 x H51 cm

Chinese Elm Spring Bench From Shanxi Province - 19th Century Material - Poplar Cedar wood was less commonlyThis late 19th century Chinese spring bench comes from Shanxi Province and is crafted from solid elm wood, a material widely used in northern Chinese furniture for its strength and attractive grain. Known as spring benches, these elegant narrow benches were traditionally placed outside shops, teahouses, and small restaurants, where both staff and customers could sit and enjoy the fresh air. The bench features beautifully carved cloud motifs beneath