Late 19th Century Chinese Spring Bench (7) Chairs it has its original metal

it has its original metal hinges

with colours including red

This traditional earthenware storage jar would have been for storing cooked meats that would have been buried in the ground at the glaze level to preserve them

and stands on a hand crafted blacksmiths stand which emphasises the true quality of this jar

The back of these cushions have a pink and black plaid pattern which really brings it all together

Late 19th Century Chinese Spring Bench (7) Chairs it has its original metalA beautiful bench from the late Qing dynasty. This bench originated in the late 19th century, and is made from elm with good patination and original lacquer. It has double sidebars and fluted legs with a curvy scroll like apron which truly outlines the beauty of this bench. Given its age, it is in great condition. Such benches were frequently used in public places such as restaurants but also in homes. In a modern setting, they would still be