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Furnishings in the "Hall of Supreme Harmony" (Tai He Dian)
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Other Ming and Qing Furniture
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- Ming Dynasty...
- The Furniture in the Ming Dynasty generally refers to the furniture from the...
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- Tea Table (Chaji)
- The tea table (chaji) was a new furniture form introduced and popularized...
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- Screens
- A screen is a piece of decorative furniture often placed in predominant areas...
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- The Plum...
- Made in the Qing Dynasty, this plum flower-shaped red sandalwood stool...
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