DIV03 A selection of stools from various regions. Every region has it's own specific models. The round three-legged one at the right is typical for Shanxi province (northern elm, height aprox. 50 cm). The one in the front has for centuries been a standard model in the Jiangsu province area (southern elm, height aprox. 32 cm). The pine stool at the left is a more common model (height 52 cm).		DIV05 Low kang-table with drawer, Shanxi province, 19th century, pine and elm. Dim.: LxDxH 60x45x29 cm One ornament at the back under the top has been replaced, further in original condition with traces of the old red color.
DIV07 Detail of a granite pole crowned by the image of a monkey, used to tether horses. Shanxi province, aprox. 1800. Size: 23x23x145 cm (dug in)
DIV09 Half-round table, one of a pair. Zhejiang province, 19th century. Dim.: diameter 122 cm, height 90,5 cm Southern elm with the original brown lacquer.		DIV10 Lanterns made of plaited iron, paper and wood. Shanxi province, 19th-20th century. Dim.: diameter aprox. 30 cm, height aprox. 50 cm
DIV11 So called Cizhou storage jars, mainly used for rice-whisky. Hebei province, Late Ming/ Early Qing, 16th / 17th century. Dim.: height aprox. 70 cm, diameter aprox. 40 cm		DIV12 Cast iron temple bell. Shanxi province. Height 31 cm. Tongzhi mark, 1 september 1863.