Tian Fu Qiu Lin” curio box, assembled in Qing dynasty, Qianlong reign (1736-1795)

Tian Fu Qiu Lin” curio box, assembled in Qing dynasty, Qianlong reign (1736-1795)

• Image Number: K1H000374N000000000PAE
• Dynasty: Qing dynasty
• Category: Lacquer wares
• Function: Container
• Material: Plants/Paint/
• Description:
  “Tianfu Qiulin” is assembled from a Japanese paint box. This Japanese paint box is divided into two layers. Emperor Qianlong used the original space of the paint box to make upper and lower drawers. The upper drawer can be divided into three parts. The main drawer box and two small drawers can be taken out. You can see the lattices made of tall, short, fat and thin boxes playing in ancient times, as well as dark drawers of different sizes. The dark drawers also have the decoration of making album cover plates. For the sake of beauty, the small drawers above have several table feet, The antiques stored inside are also carefully designed. You can see bronze, coral, agate, glass and various jades. The materials and colors are very rich, which makes you dizzy The lower drawer of “Tianfu Balls” handles the space in a similar way. The main drawer can be divided into three small drawers with different depths. In addition to the above materials, there are also porcelain, lacquerware, albums, fire chain boxes inlaid with turquoise and coral, pocket watches made of western painting enamel, and folding chessboards made of silk. In the hidden drawer of the small drawer, there are “antique and famous color folders”, and the closure plate is engraved with “Tianfu Balls”, It clearly records the antiques in the box.