Elm Antique Chinese Bench material-acrylic while incense and other offerings

while incense and other offerings were displayed on the table top as a means of honouring deceased family members

they were used initially at court and by high ranking officials

Lintels of this kind tended to follow a similar design

Larger versions of the table can be made on request

presented to the couple by the bride's parents along with its contents

Elm Antique Chinese Bench material-acrylic while incense and other offeringsShanxi, circa 1920 This narrow bench is a versatile addition to any space, perfect for providing extra seating at the end of a bed or in a window alcove. It follows the traditional style of wooden benches used throughout China for centuries, both indoors and outdoors. These pieces are sometimes referred to as 'Spring benches' and were often placed outside of restaurants, shops, and other small businesses for customers or staff to take a rest. This