Iron pear wood carving with dragon pattern

[Iron Pear Wood Carved Chi Pattern Warping Table]

Ming, 90 cm high, 363 cm long and 68 cm wide
The two ends of the table surface are warped, the straight teeth under the surface, and the legs, teeth and table surface are combined with collet tenons. The two ends of the tooth bar are carved with relative patterns, and the tooth head is in the shape of cirrus. The straight legs are left out, and baffles are installed between the legs on both sides, which are carved with dragon patterns
Large-scale tilt-head tables are generally placed in the center of the main hall or under the gable walls on both sides of the palace, and are used to display large furnishings, which are more decorative than flat-headed tables. The case is simple in shape, smooth in decoration, and dignified.