Set of Four Carved Antique Fretwork Panels furnish-feed The thick frames taper up

The thick frames taper up from the feet

taken from the story told by the Buddha to teach unity and cooperation

The lattice work on the headboard is made using individual pieces of wood that are joined with mortise and tenon

The feet are in a 'horse hoof' design that is typical of antique Chinese tables

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Set of Four Carved Antique Fretwork Panels furnish-feed The thick frames taper upZhejiang, circa 1830 This exquisite set of four hardwood panels is part of a set of sixteen that were saved from a traditional house in Zhejiang province, eastern China, before its refurbishment. They date from the early nineteenth century and, with their detailed central carvings and fine, intricate surrounding lattice work, they show some of the highest level of craftsmanship we have seen in surviving Chinese antique furniture. Unlike most fretwork