3 Drawer Red Elm Desk From Shanxi - 19thC Architectural Windows the descendant of Qasar (the

the descendant of Qasar (the younger brother of Genghis Khan) conquered much of Tibet

Illustrating part of a classical poem perhaps

making it particularly versatile within both contemporary and traditional interiors

Patina And Surface Variations

original iron hinges and latch

3 Drawer Red Elm Desk From Shanxi - 19thC Architectural Windows the descendant of Qasar (theScholars Desk with three drawers from Shanxi Province dating from the 19th century. Chinese Desks were generally made from elm, red elm or walnut , or sometimes from Oak. Red Elm, also known as zelkova or southern elm (jumu) is considered superior to it's northern elm (yumu) cousin as it has a more refined grain structure. From China 99 x 70 x 82 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 80 More delivery options available on checkout