[Redwood carved cloud table]
In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it is 83 cm high, 133 cm long and 47 cm wide
This table is made of red wood. The edge of the table is loach back type, with single lines on the top and bottom. The four corners of the table top are equipped with a small square bottle column. The four legs do not directly support the table top, but support the four corners of the table top through the bottle column. The four legs are installed with a crutch type cross, and the corners are embossed with cirrus patterns. The gap between the table top and the cross section is inlaid with moire teeth. The four legs are decorated with mixed surface and bilateral lines, and the square horseshoe feet are printed back. This table has a unique and novel shape, and is a fine piece of furniture in the Qing Dynasty
![图片[1]-Rosewood carved cloud pattern long table-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qing dynasty/furniture/18411[1024].jpg)
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