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An attractive Chinese circular hardwood display stand, catalogued by saleeers as a fine 19th-century Qing dynasty huanghuali wood stand.The stand features an elegant circular top supported by four shaped legs terminating in traditional scroll feet, connected by a circular wooden stretcher.The timber displays beautiful flowing grain with warm reddish-brown and golden tones, particularly visible under direct illumination.The stand has a substantial feel, weighing approximately 632 grams, and retains a dark polished surface with signs of age and use.The description above reflects the sale house’s attribution. The wood species and date have not been independently authenticated.Dimensions* Outer diameter: 21.5 cm
* Inner diameter: 20.6 cm
* Overall height: 10.3 cm
* Top rim thickness: 17 mm
* Central panel thickness: 14.2 mm
* Lower circular stretcher diameter: 18 cm
* Circular stretcher section: 12 mm
* Weight: approximately 632 gConditionGood overall antique condition, with visible surface wear consistent with previous use.There are scratches, rubbing and areas of finish loss, particularly around the feet.The stand appears complete, with all four legs and the circular stretcher present.Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.Additional InformationAn attractive example of traditional Chinese hardwood craftsmanship, suitable for displaying porcelain, ceramics, bronzes or other decorative objects.The stand is offered with its original sale attribution to nineteenth-century huanghuali, although this identification has not been independently verified.Carefully packed for secure delivery.
