Lacquer-filled gold piano table

[Paint-filled gold piano table]

Ming, 70cm high, 97cm wide, 45cm vertical
The ground is painted with red paint, and the black square brocade pattern on the table top is decorated with a pattern of two dragons playing with pearls, and carved with colorful clouds and standing water. There are dragon patterns with beads on the sides of the wall, and there are eight colorful treasures between them. The table edge is filled with colorful clouds, and the waist plate is filled with colorful flowers. There is a waistband under the table, and the pot-door dental plate and the leg circle. Arch shoulder straight leg invert horse hoof. The ivory plate is covered with gold and two dragons play with beads, the leg surface is covered with gold and colored to drive the beads up to the dragon, and the black square brocade pattern is between. The legs are plainly filled with colorful clouds, and the bottom is black and plain, with two hollow money patterns
The piano table is generally about 70 cm in height, with another baffle at the bottom, and a hole with engraved pattern. The purpose is to make the piano sound resonate in the space under the table and improve the timbre effect when playing the piano. This piano table has beautiful and gorgeous overall shape and exquisite craftsmanship. It is a masterpiece of art in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty