71-80cm

Shanxi, circa 1860 In the same style as many Chinese stools but with larger proportions, this square table may have been used originally as a medit...

Using traditional handloom methods, this lovely Beso armchair is made from jute. The natural gold colour displayed through a faded blue in a striki...

Beijing, circa 1920 This distressed blue lacquer daybed is unusual in the fact that it has side rails. Originally used for seating and reclining on...

These fire pits are made of cast iron and are supplied with the detachable base as shown. The large iron bowl includes a drainage hole. Ideal for s...

The tapered legs and subtly curved underside of the top surface give an oriental flavour to the otherwise beautifully simple style of this solid wo...

Simple folding stools were seen very early on in China's history - the first recorded stools being from the Han dynasty almost two thousand years a...

This stylish elm chair is a more modern take on the traditional Chinese horeseshoe armchair, with the distinctive curved backrest and extended rail...

This sumptuous ribbed lounger is made using tanned leather on a wonderful curved iron frame. The soft leather contrasts well against the dark metal...

Relax and unwind in this comfortable Odum armchair. Hand woven from jute and decorated with an Aztec style design. The legs are hand turned, made u...

Re-edition Whilst it may look old, this large coffee table is actually a newly made piece, produced using old wood, including an old door as the to...

This square coffee table, with its chunky 'horse hoof' feet and waisted top, is a reminder of the wooden daybeds and meditation seats used in old C...

This chocolate version of our square coffee table, has the chunky 'horse hoof' feet and waisted top that were typical features of old wooden daybed...

These stunning tables are each produced from a single slab of solid walnut, beautifully figured and with a smooth, shiny finish. Each table top is ...