Superb Chinese altar/ console table of understated elegance, likely dating to the late Qing or early Republic period. Crafted from richly toned hardwood—possibly elm—it features a long, narrow top with clean lines . The apron is adorned with a pierced cloud motif, hallmarks of traditional Chinese design. The legs are square-sectioned and subtly chamfered, terminating in hoof-like feet, while pierced spandrels provide both structural support and decorative charm. With its balanced proportions and refined detailing, this table would make a striking addition beneath a mirror or artwork, or serve beautifully as a hallway console or display table. In excellent condition with only light marks commensurate with age.All measurements are done to the widest point .Please feel free to contact me with any enquiry or for more pictures .Delivery :We can arrange to deliver any where in the world just let us know your destination and we will get a quote for you .Here at Sinclair'...