[Red sandalwood inlaid with stained teeth and chrysanthemum flower throne]
In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it was 101.5 centimeters high, 113.5 centimeters long, and 78.5 centimeters wide
The throne is made of red sandalwood wood, with a three-screen seat circumference. The front of the back and the inner and outer panels of the armrest on both sides are painted with wood, showing a sky blue color, and are decorated with a chrysanthemum pattern inlaid with hundreds of treasures
The seat surface is made of rattan hearts and soft drawers, which are hollowed and waisted, and straight teeth are used to invert the horse’s hooves. An additional loop stack edge is inlaid on the inner side of the tooth bar and leg, and the foot is covered with engraved gold plated copper. The other back frame shoulder corners and four corners of the seat surface are inlaid with copper chiseled flowers and gilded corners. The design of this throne is colorful, vivid, and its overall shape is majestic, with an extraordinary charm
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