[Huanghuali wood dragon head coat hanger]
Ming, 188 cm high, 191.5 cm long and 57 cm wide
The dragon head with fluttering hair is carved on both ends of the clothes rack, and the middle plate is inlaid with openwork dragon tapering plate in sections. At the lower end of the column is a standing tooth with a carved dragon pattern, which is like a drum pier with a cloud head. The lower part of the middle signboard and the bottom pier have the original horizontal and mullion plates, but there are still traces of mortises that have been blocked. All tenons and mortises are movable tenons, which can be disassembled
The clothes hanger is the bedroom furniture, and the clothes that you take off can be put on the crossbar of the tag and the middle brand. Because people wore robes in ancient times, the clothes hangers were also made higher so that the clothes did not fall to the ground. This coat hanger is simple, bright and practical, and its decorative pattern has a distinctive royal style.
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