Vintage Chinese zitan / Hongmu dressing table, with fold up…
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Vintage Chinese zitan / Hongmu dressing table, with fold up central mirror, fitted interior with boxes, shelf below, approx 85 cm high, 125 cm wide (open) x 41 cm deep

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  • Zitan Wood - Zitan is the most expensive, and since ancient times, has been considered the most precious of woods.

    Zitan wood is the hardest and heaviest of all hardwoods. It is purplish-black to black in colour, and with a grain so dense it is virtually invisible.

    Zitan can usually only be obtained in quite narrow strips and so it is rare to find large pieces of furniture made from this wood. True Chinese rosewood is a variety of zitan and is very rare.

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