[Yellow pear wood cabinet]
Ming, 204 cm high, 92 cm horizontal and 59.5 cm vertical
The cabinet is composed of upper and lower cabinets. The front and both sides of the lattice are open, and are equipped with the mouth teeth of the voucher. The edge of the teeth has a positive line, and is carved with two dragon dragons and circular patterns. Under the ticket mouth, there is a carved dragon railing. The cabinet door adopts the falling hall drum-stepping type, inlaid with white copper hinges and face leaves. The front teeth of the pot carved with grass patterns are installed under the cabinet
This cabinet has a stable and generous appearance and simple and elegant decoration. Its purpose: the upper shelf is used for displaying antiques, and the lower shelf is used for storage. It is a common furniture in the study and living room.
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