19th C. Chinese Zitan hexagonal table stands that have about a 120° angle between each face. The collar is intricately carved with a geometric pattern that can be seen through. Just below the upper surface is an umbrella-shaped apron that flows into the angular legs that run down to a hexagonal base. The lumber is blackish-purple in hue, and its fibers are loaded with deep red pigments which have been used for dye throughout the ages. The fine surface of the wood grain has a beautiful glow as the light is reflected.

Dimensions: 26-1/2" H x 20" W (each)

Over all in Excellent condition, with normal anomalies in nature, natural wood imperfection, sign of stressed surface, minor scratch & dent; Normal consider ages and wears.

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