A pair of carved hardwood chairs from the colonial era in old Shanghai, featuring varying heights, with one chair measuring approximately 110 centimeters in height and the other around 100 centimeters, both with a width of about 45 centimeters. These chairs still bear the original workshop’s iron plaque on the back, complete with the brand name and address. They are intricately carved with dragon motifs, figures, garden scenes, and have three curved legs. The craftsmanship is complex and skillful, making them excellent decorative pieces even in modern living spaces.
殖民时代旧上海雕花硬木一对,高低不一,一件110公分高,一件





























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