Golden lacquer flower-and-bird harp

[Golden-painted flower-and-bird organ]

Golden-painted flower-and-bird organ, Qing Dynasty, Zhongni style, with a total length of 113.5 cm, a hidden space of 106.5 cm, a forehead width of 16.8 cm, a shoulder width of 17.5 cm, a tail width of 13.8 cm, and a thickness of 4.5 cm. The old collection of the Qing Palace
This zither tree is painted with black paint on its face and at the bottom of its catalpa. There are only five gold badges left. Tanmu Yuewei, Dragon Gum and a scorched tail are missing. The jade bar is full, and the bar lacks one. Blue ear
The piano has dark cracks. The surface and bottom of the piano are painted with oriental flower and bird patterns, three groups of which are painted respectively. The stones at the bottom of the flower cluster on the side of the thin string are piled up with paint, and the gold powder is applied, which hinders the playing of the piano, and there are birds and butterflies flying above the flower cluster. On the side of the piano, there is a flower heart ancient money pattern, the phoenix tongue is painted with gold, and the forehead is painted with a four-claw golden dragon. There are funds on both sides of the pool, but they are not clear. This piano is suspected to be made by Dongyang.

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