With shoulder-insert stylized legs, the tabletop formed with a floating panel enclosed with miter-jointed frame, and the edge shaped in "ice-plate" style; all-around beadings on legs, aprons and spandrels, "two-inscense-stick" beading on the legs; double stretchers on either side, a side apron and a transverse brace under the tabletop missing, typical style of early Chinese furniture 14th / 15th century, Ming Dynasty or earlier Namu, phoebe nees