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Antique Chinese Elmwood Window Frame (Qing Dynasty, c.1850) — With Original Certificate

AED 11,900

Jeremy

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Item Details

Age

10+ years

Condition

Almost no noticeable problems or flaws

Usage

Used an average amount, as frequently as would be expected

Posted on: 24th May 2026

Description

A rare 19th-century Chinese window frame from Suzhou, crafted in solid Elmwood with fine lattice carving. This is an authentic Qing Dynasty piece (circa 1850), purchased from The Ashwood Gallery in Bangkok in 1999 and includes the original Certificate of Authenticity.

This type of architectural antique is highly collectible and makes a striking statement as wall art, interior décor, or a design feature. The craftsmanship, proportions, and patina are characteristic of Suzhou’s renowned woodworking tradition.

Key Details
• Origin: Suzhou, China
• Period: Qing Dynasty (c.1850)
• Material: Solid Elmwood
• Dimensions: H 131 cm × W 113 cm × D 5 cm
• Condition: Excellent; minimal wear consistent with age
• Provenance: Comes with original Ashwood Gallery Certificate (1999 purchase)

Why This Piece Stands Out
• Genuine mid-19th-century Chinese architectural element
• Large, visually impressive dimensions
• Not a reproduction — documented provenance
• Ideal for villas, interior design projects, or collectors of Asian antiques
• Rare to find with full history and certificate

Sensible offers only, please. This is a documented gallery-purchased antique, not a reproduction.