[Red sandalwood kang table]
In the early Qing Dynasty, it was 32 cm high, 89.5 cm long and 29 cm wide
The side edges of several sides are made of split material, and then the split leg support belt is made close to the sides. There is a leg-binding cauldron with a single dwarf cauldron under it, and a rectangular ring is added in the middle. The four corners under the face extend rectangular corner teeth to intersect with the leg, forming a leg with three teeth. The four legs and side legs receive obvious points, and the leg surface is made of sesame stem type four-split material
These structures and practices are modeled on bamboo and rattan products, with unique style. They are Ming style furniture made in the early Qing Dynasty
![图片[1]-Red sandalwood kang table-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/furniture/13733[1024].jpg)
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