[Red paint gold dragon pattern box]
In the early Qing Dynasty, the overall height was 117.5 cm, the horizontal height was 73.5 cm, and the vertical height was 57.5 cm
The box is painted red, and the four sides and the top of the cover are painted with gold and decorated with double dragons playing with beads. There are two perforations at the base of the box to facilitate threading and carrying. The box seat is tied to the waist and bulges the teeth and turns the horse’s hoof inside, with supporting mud. This box is a typical lacquer furniture in the early Qing Dynasty with fine workmanship and smooth dragon and cloud lines
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