Antique Chinese Screen-Backed Arm Chair (3289), Circa late of 18th century

  
This Authentic Antique Chinese Screen-Back Arm Chair is a master piece of Qing Dynasty furniture. This chair was called "Seat of Honor" and generally placed in the great hall facing south in high-ranking official's home to symbolize the presence of a man of high rank and talents. The chair is hand crafted with simple yet elegant "relief" carvings of Chinese design motif.

The chair is handmade and structured with wooden pegs and tenon structure, which is the very traditional craftsmanship for furniture making in ancient China. The workmanship for making this chair is extraordinary.

The wood plank used for back splat and the arms of the chair is artistically bent for deep curve. Circa late of 18th century. Made from Zelkova wood, the chair is very solid and kept in excellent condition.

(photos here show all sides of the chair). Size: W22" x D18 " x H39. Authenticity Appraisal and more photos will be provided upon request. The item "Antique Chinese Screen-Backed Arm Chair (3289), Circa late of 18th century" is in sale since Thursday, July 16, 2020. This item is in the category "Antiques\Asian Antiques\China\Chairs". The seller is "schen7199" and is located in Dallas, Texas. This item can be shipped to United States.

1. Type: Furniture
2. Primary Material: Wood
3. Age: 1800-1849
4. Region of Origin: China
5. Original/Reproduction: Original