Red sandalwood side seat inlaid with green dye teeth, fisherman’s music picture inset

[Red sandalwood side seat inlaid with green dye teeth and a picture of fishing family music]

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, it was 100 centimeters horizontally, 56 centimeters vertically, and 145.5 centimeters high
Screen insert red sandalwood wood. In the screen center screen, ivory houses are carved with characters, and the mountains and stones are dotted with emerald. The scenery is layered from near to far, giving a three-dimensional sense, vividly displaying the beautiful scenery of the southern water town. Gardens, houses, rocks, and figures are scattered everywhere. Fishing boats in the river are netting, and there are fishermen in the water. On the front of the screen frame, there are mixed side and double sided lines, embossed with Western style tangled branches and grass patterns, and the floor is carved with oblique ten thousand character brocade patterns. The tapering plate in the center of the seat frame is embossed with bat and chime patterns. Western roll grass pattern standing teeth are added to the front and rear of the vase type columns, and water teeth are decorated between the two columns. This screen insert is a tribute from Guangdong in the mid Qing Dynasty, reflecting the superb artistic level of Cantonese furniture at that time