A Rare Lacquered Wood Folding Armchair (Jiaoyi), Qing dynasty

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A rare Qing dynasty lacquered wood folding armchair (jiaoyi) in excellent original condition, with carved wood and iron fittings, height 123 cm, provenance French auction.

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A Rare Lacquered Wood Folding Armchair (Jiaoyi)
A rare and distinctive Chinese folding armchair (jiaoyi), constructed from carved wood and originally extensively coated with traditional lacquer. The chair retains its characteristic folding construction and is fitted with iron rings and metal fittings.

Due to its considerable age, much of the original lacquer has worn away or been lost, revealing the aged wooden structure beneath. At a later date, the chair was reinforced and secured with woven cord, which has become an integral part of its present appearance and reflects the object's long history of use and restoration.

Despite the losses to the original lacquer and later repairs, the chair remains structurally complete. Its unusual construction, age, and surviving elements make it a particularly rare and evocative example of early Chinese furniture.

Dimensions:
Height: 123 cm

Shipping:
European Union: €150
International shipping outside the European Union: €300
Provenance:
French auction




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Dear buyers and sellers Our company mainly deals in Asian art and European art
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A Rare Lacquered Wood Folding Armchair (Jiaoyi)
A rare and distinctive Chinese folding armchair (jiaoyi), constructed from carved wood and originally extensively coated with traditional lacquer. The chair retains its characteristic folding construction and is fitted with iron rings and metal fittings.

Due to its considerable age, much of the original lacquer has worn away or been lost, revealing the aged wooden structure beneath. At a later date, the chair was reinforced and secured with woven cord, which has become an integral part of its present appearance and reflects the object's long history of use and restoration.

Despite the losses to the original lacquer and later repairs, the chair remains structurally complete. Its unusual construction, age, and surviving elements make it a particularly rare and evocative example of early Chinese furniture.

Dimensions:
Height: 123 cm

Shipping:
European Union: €150
International shipping outside the European Union: €300
Provenance:
French auction




Please note: We have provided clear photographs of the from multiple angles. If you require additional images or specific viewing angles, please contact Catawiki for further assistance



EU uses UPS, Federal, Post Office

Correos Express outside the European Union

For buyers in the United States, we ship via Express.Correos Express

Please note: I included a picture of the entire auction in the last photo so that bidders can refer to it.

Seller's Story

Dear buyers and sellers Our company mainly deals in Asian art and European art
Translated by Google Translate

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A Rare Lacquered Wood Folding Armchair (Jiaoyi), Qing dynasty
Condition
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Authenticity
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