A Pair of 19th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese Carved Hardwood Pedestals

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A Wonderful Pair of 19th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese Carved Hardwood Pedestals, with Provenance from a Private Collection in Texas. Possibly Huanghuali. Standing tall the pedestals exude an air of sophistication, with matching designs that showcase hand-carved geometric detailing around the skirt, toward the top of each leg and on the feet. Below the detailing, on the upper legs they become slimmer, culminating in expertly hand-carved feet adorned with similar but smaller geometric square scrolls. The hardwood used in these pedestals has a marvelous aged deep dark reddish brown hue. The patina of time has enhanced the hardwood's natural beauty, further contributing to their appeal. The skirts of the tables feature a repeating pattern of small geometric square scrolls, skillfully dipping towards the center, with a lovely small central sun motif. This understated and elegant design showcases the artisan's dedication to creating a harmonious and visually striking geometric composition. The pedestal tops are thoughtfully crafted with a lip and groove below the edges, creating an elegant appearance. Remarkably preserved, these tables are in exceptional condition, considering their age. The care with which they have been maintained throughout the years is evident, making them a true treasure for discerning collectors and antique enthusiasts alike. China, Circa: 1880

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