[Red sandalwood carved flower table]
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, it was 38 centimeters horizontally, 38 centimeters vertically, and 87 centimeters high
Several red sandalwood wood wood, square, with a waist shaped like a square bottle column, and multiple openwork square bottles. The flower teeth are carved with a Western lotus pattern, the horizontal surface under the flower teeth is carved with a rolled leaf pattern, and the center of the flower teeth is carved with a Western lotus pattern, which is connected to the flower teeth by a carved column. The upper leg is carved with Western patterns, the middle part is carved into a square bottle shape, and the lower square material is carved with a square bottle pattern on the straight leg. Several feet are carved with scroll cloud patterns, and the lower part is decorated with Western patterns to support the clay. Carving Western patterns on Chinese style furniture is a typical practice of Qing style furniture. These are indoor furnishings that should be placed in front of the throne
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