Chinese Chinoiserie Wooden Oval Footed Rope Banded Wash Tub Laundry Basin 20"

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty Elm Carved Container or Basket. Marked as a Tea Caddy, but also could have been used as a wedding basket or food container. Features an ornately carve...

Antique Japanese late Edo / Tokugawa period Hibachi used for burning coal, as a portable heater, and as a heating device for a pot of tea. In modern times they work well as a planter...

Vintage Chinese enameled brass brush bowl featuring a thousand flowers floral theme paired with a carved elm wood stand. Dimensions: 8" x 2.75" / Stand - 6.75" x 2.25" (Diameter x H...

A large Chinese Canton Enamel Jardinière, circa 1900s. Features an ovoid form between two gilded metal animal masks with hoop handles. The bowl is decorated in bright enamels with a ...

Large Oriental Hand Carved Wooden Bowl on Stand An impressive piece carved in Elm, the bowl can be lifted from the stand They measure 14” high and 22” in diameter NG141

Up for sell is an Chinese Antique wash basin. If you are looking for a real Chinese antique, this is it. It's originally from China, and has over 100 years history. You can easily see from the pictures that it has some wears due to the long term usage. People use this kind of wooden wash basin to wash clothes by the river or the edge of well. Take a close look at the pictures, it is in the very good antique condition and truly an antique and collectible...

With its grand scale and perfect proportions, this rustic wooden bathtub is true showstopper. The tub has an elongated, oval shape is comprised of thick cypress wood staves held together by three iron bands. Two iron handles on either side of the basin allow it to be easily moved about a space. Dated to the early 19th century, the wood exhibits beautifully irregular grain patterns and a warm, richly aged patina that only time can achieve. An incredible way to add rustic texture to the home, we love this gorgeous bathtub as a garden planter, a firewood bin...

A large Asian hardwood bowl from the 19th century, crafted using traditional coopering techniques with wide staves bound by brass bands. Measuring 29 inches in diameter and 10.5 inch...