Fine Pair of Qing Dynasty Huanghuali Chairs or Meiguiyi

Fine Pair of Qing Dynasty Huanghuali Chairs or MeiguiyiA stunning pair of Chinese Ming style side chairs or meiguiyi in finest huanghuali wood, with spindle backs and solid seats. China, Qing dynasty, circa 18001900. Why we like them Their smart design, superb quality and richly patinated, original colour make these chairs a rare and desirable find, a versatile and decorative object, suitable for sleek and opulent interiors. This type of chair was popular in the Ming dynasty for its light construction and

'A Dictionary of Edinburgh Furniture Makers 1600-1840'

Once regarded merely as damaged goods by antiques dealers and collectors alike

A fine quality early 19th century Regency - George IV period open armchair

St Pauls Churchyard

and perfectly encapsulates the unique character of these chairs

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5 cm square

oval banded central panels

Height excluding shade: 17

beautiful patina with occasional dents and cracks

King Street

became glass’ answer to contemporary pop culture