Oriental Coffee Tables

Shanxi, circa 1880 This long, low table in elm wood may have been designed for use as a low serving table or daybed, or has possibly been produced ...

Shanxi, circa 1880 This old table has been cut down from a taller square piece to make it an ideal size today as a coffee table. Made from elm wood...

Shanxi, circa 1870 This charming little table would have originally been used in Shanxi province on the raised, heated 'kang' platform that would b...

Gansu, circa 1860 This beautiful low table is in walnut wood, a material that was commonly used for furniture making in the western part of Gansu p...

Shanxi, circa 1850 This beautiful daybed would be ideal today as a very coffee table or against a wall piled high with cushions. It has an ornately...

Shanxi, circa 1880 This low coffee table has a waisted top and mini cabriole legs. The rich brown colour really shows the grain of the elm wood. Ta...

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 ...

Beijing, circa 1900 This large camphor trunk is typical of the heavy duty storage chests used in Beijing and elsewhere in China to store clothing a...

Shanxi, circa 1900 This old table would be great as a narrow coffee table in front of a sofa, with useful storage space inside each of the three d...

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...

Gansu, circa 1900 This handsome four drawer chest in red lacquer would be ideal in a modern setting as a TV stand, or even used as a long, narrow c...

Finished in warm elm, the grain of the solid reclaimed wood really stands out. Ideal for storing everything from bedding and clothes to toys and ga...

Our wooden blanket trunks are great for storing everything from bedding and clothes to toys and games. This black lacquer version is extremely popu...

The light finish on this particular blanket trunk is simply stunning. Used for storing everything from bedding and clothes to toys and games, our w...

This version of our blanket trunk is finished in a lovely deep red lacquer a colour favoured by the Chinese. The inside is finished in a dark wood ...

Our subtle cream lacquer blanket trunk has a fresh modern look, with aspects of the classical Chinese style in the form of the circular brass locki...

This lovely warm colour, solid wood, coffee table is in a contemporary style but still with some classic oriental features, such as the 'horse hoof...

This black lacquer coffee table is made from solid elm wood and has an open lattice shelf at the bottom produced in a traditional Chinese design fr...

This handsome low cabinet in our warm finish is a wonderfully versatile piece of furniture and although designed by us with the modern home in mind...

With a strong oriental style our black lacquer low cabinet is a stunning and versatile piece of furniture designed to fit into a modern home. The c...

This beautifully simple low table in warm elm is based on the 'lute tables' used by the Chinese when seated on the floor to play musical instrument...

Great as a coffee table or as a stand for a television, this beautifully simple black lacquer low table is designed on the 'lute tables' used by th...

This square shaped warm elm coffee table is based on original Chinese daybeds, but reduced in size to be more practical in a contemporary setting. ...

Daybeds like our black lacquer model were used in Chinese homes as seating during the day, often being moved around for different uses, and for sle...

This light elm square coffee table has been reduced in size to be more practical in a contemporary setting although it is based on original Chinese...

Low level tables and other furniture were used throughout northern China, where they would be placed on the 'kang' - a heated platform of brick or ...

Our black lacquer table is an updated version in the same style as the original kang tables, but made slightly larger to be more practical as a mod...

The Chinese did not use coffee tables in the sense that we know them but in colder parts of the country they would use low level tables placed on t...

This particular black lacquer table is larger than the original kang tables to make it more practical as a contemporary coffee table, but the simpl...