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crimson and deep green pigments
Traditionally positioned beside entrances or within interior alcoves to hold small oil lamps or candles
typical of the period
making them a valuable addition to any kitchen
This very decorative triple arch window was part an inner courtyard balcony
Chinese Cypress Kang Table From Shanxi - 19thC Material - Pine (Reclaimed) crimson and deep green pigmentsThis small table antique Chinese table is known as a kang table. During the cold months of winter, domestic life was predominantly spent around a kang, a heated hollow brick platform powered by heat from the stove. People could recline in this area on mats and would use these tables for drinking tea, playing cards, or other games. The kang table was so commonly used that it is notably absent from any literature. This example is made from less commonly
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