Square curio box with multiple treasures, rosewood, QanIong reign (1736-1795), Qing dynasty-China Archive

Image Number: K1D000795N000000000PAC
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Category: Miscellaneous objects
Function: Stationery and stationery
Material: Plants/Wood/Rosewood
Description:
This red sandalwood multi bag square box not only has a complete collection, but also has been specially designed and made, which is very creative. It is carved on all sides in the form of flowers, peaches and other plants, and the window lattice of the inner layer of painting and calligraphy is exposed in the light, which ingeniously combines painting and calligraphy with technology. A large jade wall is embedded on the top of the box, and a square lotus petal pedestal is added under the box. When the box is stored, it is regular, square, elegant and exquisite. When the carved partitions on all sides are pulled apart, a fan shaped cabinet frame can be rotated to display various kinds of jade carvings, just like the epitome of large indoor furniture. The upper panel of the cabinet frame is inlaid with gold fan bone, which makes the original simple red sandalwood and the uncolored ink calligraphy and painting brilliant at first. Not only that, there is also a spacious drawer hidden in the square pedestal, which makes people forget to leave. When the jade wall on the top of the box is taken out, there is a porcelain bottle hidden in the box below, which is exquisite in design and workmanship