Low Elm Saddle Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Cabinets The early dating of this

The early dating of this piece can be attributed to similar pieces found in 'Wooden Wonders: Tibetan Furniture in Secular and Religious Life' by Kamansky where multiple examples were carbon dated with attributions between 15th - 17th century (specifically fig 7

This early 20th century elm coffee table from Henan province is a wonderfully honest example of traditional Chinese country furniture

Features: Blue and white temple jar with matching lid

This Bajot is part of a pair

Low Elm Saddle Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Cabinets The early dating of thisThis characterful 19th century elm saddle stool is crafted from a substantial slab of solid elm, hand shaped into a gently curved saddle seat using traditional carpentry techniques. The thick, sculpted top sits on four sturdy legs joined by stretchers, creating a piece that is both practical and enduring. The simplicity of its construction highlights the beauty of the timber itself visible grain, natural undulations, and a time softened patina