3 Drawer Wine Table From Shanxi - 19thC Period - Edo It also kicks out slightly

It also kicks out slightly at the bottom so doesn't run completely straight

A Japanese woodblock print by Hokusai (1760-1849) from his Manga Volume 2 book depicting traditional Japanese daily life

These oil lamps are found almost exclusively in Chhattisgarh and are made by Dokra Damar tribes

This striking ink blue and white porcelain vase is decorated with a powerful Chinese dragon coiling amongst swirling clouds

This striking rectangular mirror from India is hand carved from sustainable mango wood and decorated with traces of soft colouring

3 Drawer Wine Table From Shanxi - 19thC Period - Edo It also kicks out slightlyThis locust wood wine table is from Shanxi province and dates to the 19th century. It has its original drawers & fittings. Wine tables were used for entertaining guests on arrival usually with a chair placed on either side. For the guest and the host. Our antique wine tables come from Gansu, Shanxi and Shandong Province. The woods used were often Elm, but they were sometimes made from more expensive woods, such as Walnut, Pear or Cypress wood. From