Yellow pear wood four-headed official hat chair

[Yellow pear wood four-headed official hat chair]

Ming, 107.5 cm high, 57 cm horizontal and 43.5 cm vertical. The old collection of the Qing Palace
The four-headed official hat chair is made of yellow rosewood, and it is light without carving. The two ends of the chair’s lap head are slightly upward, the backrest is slightly backward bent, the armrest and the goose neck are all curved materials, and the intersection is lined with angular teeth. The seat surface is made of rattan drawers, the lower part is straight tooth strips, the legs are round, the four legs are straight down, and the front leg is completely filled with extremely narrow tooth strips
This chair seems to be simple in workmanship and few in carving, but it is quite ingenious. Its shape is simple and lively, and it can be seen in bending, and it can be seen in simplicity, which is one of the most common characteristics of furniture in the Ming Dynasty.