Carved Stone Trough Planter Architectural Doors Circa 1920

Circa 1920

These juicers were found across China and this particular piece is made from jumu (red elm / southern elm / zelkova)

the dragon was regarded as a benevolent force capable of bringing good fortune and abundance

It likely would have belonged to a merchant or East Indiaman

Priced Individually - This pair of antique Chinese armchairs are from Shanxi province and date to the 19th century

Carved Stone Trough Planter Architectural Doors Circa 1920These stone water troughs make a great addition to any garden, used as a planter or turned into a water feature, they are a great talking point. They can be kept outside all year round, winter in North China drops to 20 Celsius, so they are made to last through the cold seasons. From China UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 80 More delivery options available at checkout