Chinese Hardwood Carved Vase Jade Display Stand Late Qing Republic Early 20th C

Name: Chinese Hardwood Carved Vase Jade Display Stand Late Qing Republic Early 20th C
SKU: INV4792
Price: 45.00 GBP
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Inventory Code: INV4792

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Chinese Hardwood Carved Vase Jade Display Stand Late Qing Republic Early 20th C

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: INV4792

Object: Display Stand

Material: Carved Hardwood

Origin: China

Period: Late Qing to Republic

Date: Early 20th Century

Decoration: Hand carved lotus form top with openwork apron

Mark: Unmarked

MEASUREMENTS

Height: 1.4 in / 3.5 cm

Width: 2.3 in / 6.0 cm

Inner Circle: 2.0 in / 5.0 cm

CONDITION

GOOD (4/5) – Light age-related surface wear, minor scratches, and finish wear consistent with age and use. No major cracks or repairs observed. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

A finely hand carved Chinese hardwood display stand dating to the Late Qing to Republic period, Early 20th Century. The stand features a shaped lotus form top with an elegant pierced openwork apron and short feet. It was made to display a small porcelain vase, jade carving, scholar’s object, or other treasured decorative item. The rich dark patina and quality carving make it an attractive example of traditional Chinese craftsmanship.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Hardwood display stands were an important element of Chinese decorative arts, providing an elegant base for porcelain, jade, bronzes, and scholar’s objects. Examples from the Late Qing and early Republic period are appreciated for their refined proportions, hand-carved details, and practical use in displaying fine antiques.

NOTES

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