Downstairs at Hai Kee Chan (Pinang Peranakan Mansion)

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(top) Central air well of Hai Kee Chan, with filigree panels screening off the main reception hall.
(right) Central air well of Hai Kee Chan, with filigree panels screening off the main reception hall.
(below) This strange looking contraption in one of the rooms is actually a flower vase.

This strange looking contraption in one of the rooms is actually a flower vase.

The reception hall of Hai Kee Chan. Most of the furniture in this house are brought in as part of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, and is not the original items in the house.

(top) The reception hall of Hai Kee Chan. Most of the furniture shown here are part of the Pinang Peranakan Mansion, and not original items that came with the house.
(right) The main dining room.
(below) A groundfloor room converted into a dining room

This strange looking contraption in one of the rooms is actually a flower vase.

(top) A gentleman must look neat - thus a personal barber chair for the Kapitan's grooming.
(right) The central air well

(top) The figurines representing Fertility, Prosperity and Longevity.
(left) The western-style formal dining room.
(below) Tim at Hai Kee Chan. The balustrades were imported from the MacFarlanes foundry in Glasgow.