Elegant chinese high back antique yoke arm chair circa 1800-1849
























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Beautiful Circa 1800-1849 Antique Chinese High Back Arm Chair, Hand Crafted by a Specialist for a high-ranking administrators from the Ming Dynasty.
Dimensions:
25.5ʺW × 23ʺD × 47ʺH
Styles: Asian Antique Chinese Ming
Seat Height: 25.5ʺW × 23ʺD × 47ʺH
Date Period: Circa 1800-1849 ,Early 19th Century!
Country of Origin: China!
Item Type: Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
Materials: Elm / Yoke
Condition: Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
Colour: Brown
Handmade from natural hardwood, the item is very solid and in excellent condition. Minor wood cracks, patina stain, differences in … more
This Prestigious Oriental Chair is known as "official's Hat Chair" because the projections over the rear stiles resemble the knobs on the black hats once worn by high-ranking administrators in Ming Dynasty.
These high back chairs are handcrafted and structured with wooden pegs and tenon structure, which is the very traditional craftsmanship for furniture making in ancient China. Intricate carvings of Chinese calligraphy "Happiness" and "deer under cypress tree" design decorate the back splat of the chairs. The carvings of the chairs are very delicate and three dimensional. Both the arms and the back splats of the chairs are crafted with deep curves. The front openings underneath the seats are uniquely carved into "arch" shape. Made from core of Elm Wood, the chairs are very solid and kept in excellent condition. Original patina and wear.
Size: W25.5" x D23" x H47"
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Exquisite Circa 1800-1849 Antique Chinese High Back Armchair – A Masterpiece of Ming Dynasty Craftsmanship
This exceptional antique Chinese high back armchair, dating from the early 19th century (circa 1800-1849), exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship of traditional Ming Dynasty furniture. Handcrafted by skilled artisans for high-ranking officials, this regal piece is a testament to China's rich cultural heritage.
Dimensions:
Width: 25.5 inches
Depth: 23 inches
Height: 47 inches
Seat Height: 25.5 inches
Origin & Period:
Country: China
Date: Circa 1800-1849, Early 19th Century
Style: Asian Antique, Chinese Ming
Materials & Construction:
Crafted from durable Elm wood with a yoke (crossbeam) support
Built using traditional woodworking techniques, including wooden pegs and mortise-and-tenon joints
Solid and robust, showcasing the quality and integrity of antique craftsmanship
Condition:
Excellent, well-preserved condition with original finish
Authentic patina, subtle imperfections, and minor age-related cracks that enhance its character
Unrestored, preserving its historical integrity
Design & Features:
This distinguished “Official’s Hat Chair” is so named for the distinctive projections over the rear stiles that resemble the traditional black hats worn by high officials during the Ming Dynasty. The high back design offers both grandeur and comfort, with deep, elegantly curved arms and back splats.
Decorative Elements:
Intricate carvings of Chinese calligraphy symbols for "Happiness" and a "Deer beneath a cypress tree," symbolizing longevity and good fortune
Delicately carved, three-dimensional details that highlight the masterful craftsmanship
Unique arched carvings beneath the seat add to its architectural elegance
This chair is not only a functional piece of furniture but also a distinguished collectible, embodying the artistry, symbolism, and cultural significance of Ming Dynasty Chinese furnishings. The warm brown patina and authentic wear tell a story of history and tradition.
Thank you for your interest. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or for additional photographs. A truly remarkable piece, perfect for collectors or connoisseurs of Asian antiques.
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