Exhibition of the Tables of the Qing Dynasty (II)
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Exhibition of the Tables of the Qing Dynasty (II)
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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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- The Incense Stand...
- Made in the early Qing Dynasty, this incense stand, shaped like a Chinese...
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- Throne-shaped...
Huanghuali wood.
Ming Dynasty. Length 43 cm. Width 28cm. Height...
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- Tables made for...
- The range includes tables made for brick couches (kangzhuo), narrow tables...
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