Help please with Kang table

good afternoon all. wanted to ask for help please with the antique chinese kang table. what is the wood? Nanmu+nanmu burl or huanhuali+nanmu burl? or hualimu+ burl?
bought for personal use, do not know much about furniture and antique woods, this is what i was able to decipher from the web. any suggestions on wood and timing of this piece is greatly appreciated! thank you, a

 

This is a very hard call Ana, as many of us are not familiar with those woods and as you probably know, identification of huanhuali is in itself an inexact art, at least in my house!
I have two kang tables, nicely carved (as is yours), but neither of mine have burled tops or a lower stretcher rail system although with the radical curvature of the legs the lower stretcher bars make a lot of sense.
BTW, I don't think I've ever run across one with a burl insert. Does it seem original to you?

 

Thank you ! Are you asking if the burl top is original? I am definitely not equiped to answer that question technically/expertise wise. The short sides with alongated holes along the peremter are burl as well and the same burl as the top. So would have to assume that it is an original top.

on the design - have been looking and yes, can’t find land table with such lower leg structure. Came across the throne seats with such leg design.

 

Well if the sides have that detail, you are probably right, it is original. This type of furniture has been made right through to today and of course modern ones use stained versions of more readily available woods imitating huanghuali etc., but judging by the somewhat unique model that you have, I would suggest possibly a Hong Kong manufacturer somewhere in the mid 20thc, although could be earlier of course.
BTW I love quality Chinese furniture like this!

Incidentally, a picture of the undersides would be nice to see.

 

I will send more photos when I get home!

 

LOVE that burl top !