ANTIQUE 1940S CHINESE ROSE MARBLE CARVED PLUM BLOSSOM PLANT STAND PEDESTAL TABLE

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ANTIQUE 1940S CHINESE ROSE MARBLE CARVED PLUM BLOSSOM PLANT STAND PEDESTAL TABLE:
$999.99

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Here we have for sale an elaborately carved Chinese pedestal or plant stand. The top features an inset piece of rose marble surrounded by a border of carved plum blossom flowers. Each of the four legs are also carved with the same plum blossoms throughout this beautiful stand. The feet finished in stylized \"toes\"
The color of the wood is a dark brown and the marble is rose, cream and taupe.

We are not sure what the wood is but it is not teak or rosewood.

There is are 2 sets of \"X\" stretchers for extra stability.

It measures 36.5\" tall by 18\" wide (at bottom) by 11\" wide (at top) . Marble is 7\" in diameter.

It is sturdy withminimal movement. Nice high size!

\"The plum blossom has been an important symbol in Chinese culture. As a “friend of winter,” the plum or Prunus mume, blossom most vividly represents the value of endurance, as life ultimately overcomes through the vicissitude of time. The fragrance of plum blossoms “comes from the bitterness and coldness,” as the Chinese saying goes. Souls are tempered in the depth of experience, growing in inner strength and unyielding courage.

Unity of culture and nature has been an important part of the Chinese tradition, and elements of nature embody important cultural values. The plum, together with the orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum, have been named the “four nobles” of plants
Zhu Xi, a noted Song Dynasty Confucian scholar, gave the plum four virtues: the great potential in the bud, prosperity in the flower, harmony in the fruit, and rightness in its maturity—all of which embody the characteristics of heaven (qian), according to the Book of Change. Chinese also see the five-petaled flower as symbolizing five blessings: longevity, prosperity, health, virtue, and good living.\"

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Due to the fragile nature of furniture, we can offer no returns. We pack very well with foam insulation, bubble and peanuts.

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