Rosewood inlaid with carved red backrest throne

[Red sandalwood inlaid with carved red backrest throne]

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it was 103 centimeters high, 104 centimeters long, and 84.5 centimeters wide
The throne is made of red sandalwood wood, with a three-screen seat circumference, and the frame is carved with a ripple pattern, with fine lines carved all over the ripple pattern. The center of the frame is inlaid with a carved red plate core, carved with ganoderma lucidum, narcissus, bamboo, and longevity peaches, implying the meaning of “wishing birthday to the immortals”. The seat surface is painted and painted with gold flowers, and the carved flowers support the cheeks under the waist. Teeth and quadrupeds are also carved with loops, and fine lines are carved on top of the loops. There is a pad under the foot and a pedal in front of the seat. The craftsman contrasted the color differences between red lacquer and red sandalwood to make the design lively. This throne is a fine piece of furniture in the mid Qing Dynasty