[Black paint painted with gold landscape]
Ming, 207 cm high, 120.5 cm horizontal and 64.5 cm vertical
The cabinet is divided into two parts, the upper top box and the lower vertical cabinet. The box and cabinet have two opposite doors, with copper hinges, lock nose and pull ring on the door. There are two layers in the top box and three layers in the vertical cabinet. There are incisor plates between legs. On the roof box, the vertical cabinet door and the tooth plate, the figures of the pavilions, mountains and waters are painted in gold paint, and the broken flowers are painted on the edge. On the side of the cabinet, osmanthus, rose, cave stone and orchid are painted in gold paint. This object was originally placed in Sizhiku, where the crown and shoes used by the emperor were kept
![图片[1]-Top box cabinet with black paint and gold landscape-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Ming dynasty/furniture/19051[1024].jpg)
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