Hand-Carved Burmese Teak Table with Naga Serpent Legs, Early 20th Century View Watchlist >
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Lot # J873
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Hand-Carved Burmese Teak Table with Naga Serpent Legs, Early 20th Century
An intricately hand-carved teak occasional table, likely Burmese, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The circular top features elaborate openwork floral and foliate motifs centered around a high-relief figure, framed by a scalloped edge carved with repeating petal forms. The base comprises three boldly carved naga serpents—mythical protectors in Southeast Asian tradition—rising in intertwined symmetry to support the top. Each leg displays deeply incised scales, curling tails, and floral embellishments, showcasing the remarkable craftsmanship characteristic of Burmese teak carving from this era. Carved throughout and richly detailed, the table reflects both artistic symbolism and colonial-era export finesse.
Unsigned and unmarked. A sculptural statement piece suitable as an accent or display table, representing the cultural artistry of early 20th-century Burma (Myanmar).
Condition:
Good overall condition with no remarkable damage. Minor surface wear and small age-related separations consistent with hand-carved teak. Structurally solid and visually impressive with a warm, rich patina.
Dimensions:
Overall: 23" high x 19" diameter
