Chinese Qing Dynasty Rosewood Plant Stand with Marble Inset, Circa 1880–1900
€ 500,00 Original price was: € 500,00.€ 225,00Current price is: € 225,00.
A finely carved Chinese Qing Dynasty hardwood plant stand, dating circa 1880–1900, featuring an inset marble top and intricate openwork detailing. A graceful late 19th-century piece combining traditional Chinese craftsmanship with elegant proportions.
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Acest scaun-toaletă victorian autentic, realizat din stejar masiv în Anglia circa 1880, ilustrează simplitatea funcțională a mobilierului provincial de la sfârșitul secolului XIX.
Șezutul rabatabil dezvăluie recipientul ceramic original, marcat „Founded 1652 England”, un exemplu rafinat al măiestriei manufacturilor britanice de ceramică. Structura din stejar păstrează patina caldă acumulată în timp, iar brațele ușor sculptate cu suporturi turnate aduc un plus de eleganță discretă.
Versatil și cu o istorie interesantă, acest scaun este potrivit atât ca piesă de colecție, cât și ca element decorativ într-un interior rustic, clasic sau eclectic. Poate fi reinterpretat creativ ca scaun cu spațiu de depozitare.
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Perioadă: Victorian târziu, circa 1880
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Origine: Anglia
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Material: Stejar masiv cu recipient ceramic original
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Dimensiuni: Î 85 cm x L 55 cm x A 50 cm
| Condition | Restored |
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