Late 19th Century Chinese Elm Hand-made High-chair Chairs Around the edges there are

Around the edges there are flowers which symbolises good fortune and prosperity

and still are used for daily purpose

There are three figures present: there is a woman and a young boy could represent a mother and son

The hand-carved detailing depicts many different patterns

Betel boxes where used to store betel nuts that then would have been used for betel nut chewing

Late 19th Century Chinese Elm Hand-made High-chair Chairs Around the edges there areHere we have a gorgeous child's high chair which originated in China and is made from a mixture of Chinese elm and southern red elm. The craftsmanship of this piece is absolutely stunning and of high quality. This can be seen through the hand carved intricate carvings found throughout the piece. It can also be seen by the quality of the design and the sturdiness of the crib. It would have been used as a child's high chair in China. Nowadays it can be