[Ebony seven-screen scroll armchair]
In the early Qing Dynasty, it was 82.5cm high, 52cm long and 41cm wide
This chair is made of round material. The backrest and armrest are imitated from the window lattice lantern brocade style, with seven screens in total, the middle is the highest, the two sides are gradually lower, and the scroll style is higher than the back of the chair. The bottom of the seat surface is equipped with a full length of nylon pan, the foot end is equipped with four flat pins, the front side is equipped with a full length of nylon pan, and the two sides and the back are equipped with cloud-shaped corner teeth
This chair has a square shape, round material, and an ethereal structure, which maintains the Ming style. However, its seat circumference is connected with a frame and a movable bar to make the back vertical, which is the style characteristic of the transition from Ming to Qing
![图片[1]-Ebony seven-screen scroll armchair-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/furniture/13553[1024].jpg)
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