Lacquered Elm Kang Table From Shanxi - 19th Century Material - Jichimu Damchiyas were an important part

Damchiyas were an important part of a bride’s dowry and would accompany her to her new household after marriage

35 x 35 x 45 (wxdxh cms)

its elongated proportions make it especially suited to modern interiors as a console table or hallway piece

Materials: Roheda wood (a dense teak-like hardwood) with hand-forged iron fittings

Lacquered Elm Kang Table From Shanxi - 19th Century Material - Jichimu Damchiyas were an important partThis kang table is from Shanxi province and dates from the late 19th century. Kang tables were used on either side of the kang, a raised stone platform in wealthy Chinese homes used as a bed. Traditionally the kang was heated in winter. The original black lacquer & paintwork still remains and it has beautiful floral carvings These make great tables for the end of a bed or for a small TV or stereo system. With three useful drawers in the front to stow