A pair of Chinese late Qing Dynasty period wine console tables from circa 1900 with black/brown lacquer, open apron, pillar strut motifs and distressed patina. Presenting an exquisite pair of Chinese wine console tables from the late Qing Dynasty period, circa 1900, these pieces blend traditional aesthetics with functional design. Cloaked in an alluring black and brown lacquer, the tables exude a dark patina, delicately distressed to narrate a rich history.
Simply carved pillar strut motifs dance around the open apron, creating a subtle interplay of shadows and light. The tables rest on sturdy cylindrical legs, their simplistic design complementing the ornate upper structure. An added charm is the reeded apron, serving as a quaint border for the tables' tops.
Freshly and professionally refreshed, these wine console tables retain their antique allure while promising the robustness of antique craftsmanship. Whether used for their traditional purpose or reimagined as console tables, they add a stroke of historical elegance to any interior.
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