Late 19th Century Chinese Elm Hand-made High-chair Sofas and Benches Cotton was not common in

Cotton was not common in Japan until well into the twentieth century

What makes this particular boro stand out is that it is thicker than others we have seen

The variation of colour adds a sense of uniqueness and style to this table

No welding has been done to this bench

meticulously crafted and intricately designed

Late 19th Century Chinese Elm Hand-made High-chair Sofas and Benches Cotton was not common inHere we have a gorgeous child's high chair which originated in China and is made from a mixture of Chinese elm and southern red elm. The craftsmanship of this piece is absolutely stunning and of high quality. This can be seen through the hand carved intricate carvings found throughout the piece. It can also be seen by the quality of the design and the sturdiness of the crib. It would have been used as a child's high chair in China. Nowadays it can be