[Red sandalwood inlaid with nanmu carved flower throne]
In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it was 107.5 cm high, 177 cm long, and 80.5 cm wide
The throne is made of red sandalwood, with a three-screen seat circumference on the surface, and the backrest and armrest on both sides are inlaid with a nanmu core. The brocade floor is carved with a ten-thousand-word pattern, and the brocade floor is embossed with a western-style scroll grass pattern. The rattan heart soft drawer on the seat surface has a very narrow waist and tooth strip under the surface, which is made of a piece of wood. Teeth, legs and feet are also carved with western grass patterns. Three-bend leg, the upper leg is carved and extended, the lower leg is turned out, and the foot is supported by mud. This throne is beautiful and gorgeous, and the sculptor is meticulous. It is an artistic masterpiece of furniture in the Qing Dynasty
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