This exceptional antique altar table measures 109" inch long and is in its original condition. Crafted in the early 19th century, this altar table is distinguished by its intricately hand-carved ruyi panel legs and 4 pairs ruyi spandrels on both front and back. A ruyi, meaning 'as desired' in Chinese, embodies both ceremonial significance in Chinese Buddhism and symbolizes good fortune in folklore. The table showcases naturally aged wooden top and robust construction, adorned with delightful patinas, age-appropriate dents, and graceful signs of wear and tear. Its remarkable presence makes it a striking Asian console table, perfectly suited for a large living room, dining area, hallway, or entryway. Crafted by skilled artisans from Shanxi province during the late 18th century, this table encapsulates the rich history and cultural heritage of Northern China. Its natural aged wood and sturdy construction bear witness to its age, displaying authentic patinas, subtle dents, and graceful signs of wear and tear. A testament to its enduring craftsmanship and historical significance. Item No.: CS2413 Dimension: 109.1"W,15.0"D, 35.0"H Circa: 1804 Material: Elm Origin: Shanxi Condition: Very good, age proper lines, dots, & imperfection, wear & tear consistent with age and use.