A 19thC Chinese Lacquered Circular Dining Table sub-Antiques And that is why it

And that is why it is still referred to as the 'gemstone of the rainbow'

It was known as the Great Reform Act

but are Victorian additions so have a nice patination to them in their own right

are not merely examples of a strange and exotic folk art but represent a highly complex and historical culture

A 19thC Chinese Lacquered Circular Dining Table sub-Antiques And that is why itOrigin: Macau, China Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 33 Diameter: 57. 5 The good quality and rather unusual circular table, of two sections interlocking together, the thick top displaying a super chestnut plum colour and showing the joints, an especially hard skill to undertake, standing on six tubular legs united by stretchers, the whole with a glowing lacquer, and surviving from late nineteenth century China and