A Chinese Qing Dynasty period square shaped console table from the 19th century with waisted apron carved with bats and guardian lions, horse hoof legs and newly refreshed with custom dark brown lacquer. This Chinese Qing Dynasty period square-shaped console table from the 19th century is a striking example of traditional Chinese design and craftsmanship. Showcasing a waisted apron adorned with intricately carved bats and guardian lions, horse hoof legs, and a newly and professionally refreshed custom dark brown lacquer finish, this table is a captivating addition to any living space.
The table's square shape with beveled edges offers an elegant silhouette, while the waisted apron serves as a stunning focal point. The expertly carved bats and guardian lions on the apron symbolize good fortune and protection, respectively, imbuing the piece with a rich cultural significance.
The horse hoof legs not only provide stability and support to the table but also add an elegant and refined touch to the overall design. These gracefully curved legs effortlessly balance the intricacy of the carved apron, resulting in a harmonious and visually pleasing aesthetic.
The custom dark brown lacquer finish has been newly and professionally applied, breathing new life into this antique piece while preserving its original charm and character. The rich, deep hue of the lacquer accentuates the natural beauty of the wood grain and enhances the table's exquisite carvings.
This Qing Dynasty period square-shaped console table is a testament to the artistry and skill of 19th-century Chinese craftsmen. With its alluring combination of intricate carvings, graceful horse hoof legs, and custom dark brown lacquer finish, this table is sure to become a cherished centerpiece in any home, adding an air of sophistication and timeless elegance.
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