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Palace Furniture Displays

Palace Furniture Displays

Furnishings in the "Hall of Supreme Harmony" (Tai He Dian)

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Exhibition of the...

Exhibition of the Lampstands
Qing-style...

The Qing armchair is a new form which came into vogue at a comparatively late...
The Incense Stand...

Made in the early Qing Dynasty, this incense stand, shaped like a Chinese...
Rosewood Carving...

The Rosewood Carving of Suzhou, which dated from the Ming Dynasty, is one of...

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