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ANTIQUE CHINESE
WOOD CARVINGS
Priced from $5-$50

These intricate wooden carvings are decorative pieces from Qing Dynasty era (17th - 19th century) structures and furniture.  Many buildings were destroyed by the Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution of the 1960’s but several hundred of the carvings were recently discovered by our buyer in a country warehouse four hours outside of Shanghai.  Skillfully carved from single pieces of yu mu (elm wood), the carvings were joined in mosaics placed on walls, doors, windows, and furniture within the interiors of gardens, temples and homes of the cultural and literate elite.  We have retrieved several hundred and now offer you a chance to own a piece of Chinese history.

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Altar/Tables/Desks
Andon Lanterns
Armoires/Wardrobes
Buddhist / Shinto Items
Bronzeware
Bronze Lanterns
Buckets/Baskets
Chawan-Tea Bowls
Chinese Ceramics
Chinese Furniture
Coffee Tables and Wood Hibachi  
Dolls (Samurai, Girl's Day)
Fabrics
Go & Shogi Boards and Stones
Hibachi - Ceramic
Ikebana Baskets
Ikebana Bronzes
Imari/Ceramics
Ink Stones
  
Iro-Iro (this and that)  
Iron Tea & Sake Pots
Kashigata-Cookie Molds
Kawara - Roof tiles
Mirrors/Carved Panels
Musical Instruments
Ranma
Sake and misc. jugs
Seating
Shunga
Scrolls
Tables
Tansu

Temple Bells
Tools
Wedding Kimono

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Weekdays & Sat. 
11am to 6pm

Sunday noon to 5pm
1111 NW 23rd Ave
503-224-0328

Can't find what you're looking for? We have many more items than we could ever put on this site, so please have a look at the link below and contact us with requests. 

 

We find these carvings in their original condition and dig thru hundreds to discover the most beautiful!

Carvings such as we are offering for discount are often referred to as Temple carvings but they are more likely from a bed canopy such as the one below!

Or they might be found embedded on window shutters and screen as below:

Page Updated 04/06/2013