Antique Elm Chinese Stool Bookends now faded to more muted

now faded to more muted reds

Supplied with the gold faux silk shade as shown

with a single flower stem also shown on the lid

Note that sizes

small mitred tenon joints visible at the corners of each of the table top frames

Antique Elm Chinese Stool Bookends now faded to more mutedShanxi, circa 1890 This old Chinese stool showcases traditional craftsmanship with its deep grained elm construction and time honoured A frame shape. Made with mortise and tenon joinery, the design features dual stretchers supporting sturdy legs that slot seamlessly into the substantial weathered seat. The rustic, understated aesthetic would complement a wide range of interiors. Remarkably portable despite its solid build, the stool would provide