Elm Farmers Milking Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Chests upper gallery rail

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This antique Chinese altar table with everted flanges is made from Cedar wood and dates from the mid 19th century

This particular cabinet is in excellent condition and still retains most of the gilt work painted design on the front

The best wooden parath bowls like this one are carved from a single piece of timber

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Elm Farmers Milking Stool From Shanxi - 19th Century Chests upper gallery railCrafted with quiet simplicity and enduring strength, this rustic milking stool from Shanxi province dates to the 19th century. It features a thick, solid elm seat with a beautifully aged surface, rich in grain and full of time softened marks from decades of use. The stools angled legs and stretcher bars are assembled using traditional Chinese joinery entirely free of nails or screwsensuring lasting structural integrity. Originally used by farm workers