The Golden Triangle Products

The Golden Triangle is a listing in Chicago, IL.

Chicago, IL

• A Vintage Siam Lisu Shibi Tribal Lute

  This handmade shibi, also known as a subu or seubeu, is a traditional three-stringed lute of the Lisu people of Northern Thailand. Its slender, fretless neck and small rounded body reflect the instrument’s distinctive regional form. Price for each.

• A Chinese Leather Flask Lamp

  This large, shallow flask is made from leather and was carried on one's back or strapped to a saddle with ropes fitted through it's embedded rings. The flask was sourced in Inner Mongolia and once likely held water, yak milk or even wine. It has a rich and beautiful patina, the leather stiffened fro

• A Late Qing Chinese Elm Desk with Curved Braces

  This antique desk was made in Shanxi, Northern China, during the late Qing dynasty, circa 1880–1900. Constructed from elm using traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery, it features a framed panel top and a single central drawer. The table is distinguished by its unusually sophisticated supporting stru

• A Chinese Side Chest with Original Red and Gold Lacquer

  This antique side cabinet was made in Shanxi, China, circa 1900. Constructed from elm, it features two paneled doors decorated with hand-painted floral motifs and fitted with traditional brass hardware. The interior features a small central drawer. Its worn red lacquer, faded decoration, and exposed

• A British Colonial Desk

  Crafted in Rangoon during the British colonial period, this antique table combines a restrained European form with traditional Burmese teak craftsmanship. Its substantial rectangular top is supported by elegantly turned legs terminating in small brass caster feet. During the height of the colonial e

• A Burmese Offering Urn Lamp

  This Burmese offering urn was made from bamboo and Teak wood and used to transport offerings from home to temple. The urn is covered in cinnabar lacquer and dates to the early 20th Century. It has been meticulously converted into table lamps.

• A Pair of Carved Chinese Architectural Pegs Lamps

  This pair of custom table lamps was fashioned from cylindrical wooden pegs originally belonging to an architectural frame. Each lamp is deeply carved with sinuous dragons and koi fish surrounding a central flaming pearl, also known as the “ball of power.” The layered relief and aged patina bring mov

• A Vintage Table Lamp

  Originally made as a hanging chandelier, this American light fixture has been thoughtfully converted into a table lamp. Its faceted lantern form is constructed from metal, wood, and clear plastic panels, with a tiered finial and dark finish.

• A Custom British Colonial-Style Teak Table Lamp

  Custom-made in Thailand, this new table lamp is crafted from solid teak. Its tall, columnar base is inspired by the turned posts of British Colonial bed frames, with repeated rings, stepped collars, and broad disc-like

• A Wooden Art Deco Chest

  During the 1930's and 1940's Art Deco, with its modern. streamlined designs, became the worlds' most popular and widespread furniture style. It was particularly popular in India, as the country developed rapidly and tastes shifted away from 19th century Victorian designs. This chest is made from the

• A Chinese Lunchbox Lamp

  Originally made as a lunchbox, this rounded vessel was constructed from narrow strips of cypress wood secured with metal bands. The wood was finished in bright cinnabar-red lacquer to protect it from moisture, while its natural insulating qualities helped keep food warm. The original fitted lid rema

• A Pair of Chinese Horseshoe-Back Armchair with Rattan Seats

  This late Qing Dynasty pair of round-back chairs is from Shandong, China, and was made from " Yang Mu" wood. The closest English approximation is Cypress Wood. They both feature a beautifully aged original patina. The horseshoe-shaped back was carved from one piece of wood that was soaked in water a