“The throne is made of red sandalwood with 100 treasures inlaid with chrysanthemum patterns.”
In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it is 108 centimeters high, 110 centimeters long, and 83 centimeters wide.
The throne is made of red sandalwood, with a five-screen backrest armrest, a wood core painted with beige paint, and 100 treasures inlaid with chrysanthemum patterns. “. Rattan heart soft drawer, with a waist under the surface, openwork artillery holes, puffed legs and teeth under the chin, inverted horse hooves. The teeth are hanging in the middle of the hall. Underfoot connection with sumi type base, with turtle feet. This throne has a beautiful shape and bright colors, making it a treasure of palace furniture in the Qing Dynasty
![图片[1]-Red sandalwood treasure inlaid with chrysanthemum flower pattern throne-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Warring States period/furniture/20607[1024].jpg)
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