[Yellow pear wood square table]
Ming, 83 cm high, 100 cm side length
The table top is framed with a panel core, an ice plate edge, a straight waist, a plain tooth bar, and four legs are safe. The square straight leg with the side foot is divided, and the end of the foot is cut out the inverted horseshoe. The legs of the table and the corner of the tooth bar are connected by an arc transition. The lines are smooth and soft in the hardness. This table is simple, simple, thin and vigorous, without deliberate decoration, and has the typical characteristics of Ming-style furniture.
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