Rosewood inlaid porcelain throne

[Red sandalwood inlaid porcelain throne]

Height 106 cm, length 91 cm, width 67 cm
The backrest and armrest of the throne are made into a nine-screen style, slightly higher in the center, and curled back in a relaxed style, with both sides gradually lowering. The frame is inlaid with a shadow wood core, flush with the frame, and the center is embossed with a bean-green dark colored porcelain chip. The seat has a rattan heart soft drawer, with the front edge slightly concave along with the waist and teeth. The waist is embossed with a taped ring to set off the cheeks. The center of the tooth bar hangs over the hollow hall belly, with a relief carved with a lotus pattern intertwined with branches. “Drum legs, enlarged teeth, inverted leaf patterns, feet, Xumi type clay holder, with turtle feet.”. The overall proportion is well proportioned, coupled with exquisite workmanship and beautiful materials, making it a fine piece of furniture in the Qing Dynasty