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- Huanghuali Six-post Canopy Bed
Huanghuali wood.
Ming Dynasty. Length 226 cm. Width 162 cm. Height 234 cm. -
- Enamel-Embedded Drum Stool Made of Red Sandalwood
- Created in the Qing Dynasty, this enamel-embedded drum stool is made of red sandalwood. It is 52 centimeters in height and 28 centimeters in diameter at the top. The stool is shaped like a waist...
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- Tea Table (Chaji)
- The tea table (chaji) was a new furniture form introduced and popularized after the end of the Ming dynasty. Incense stands are illustrated in some Ming paintings, and they were used to hold...
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- Palace Furniture Displays
- Furnishings in the "Hall of Supreme Harmony" (Tai He Dian)
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Huanghuali wood. Ming Dynasty. Length 176 cm. Height 168.5 cm.Ming and Qing Furniture
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Display Cabinet with Engraved Bird Designs
Zitan wood.
Qing Dynasty. Length 170 cm. Width 76 cm. Height 218 cm.Painting Table
Huanghuali wood.
Ming Dynasty. Height 82.5 cm. Top 151 * 69 cm.Throne-shaped Dressing Table
Huanghuali wood.
Ming Dynasty. Length 43 cm. Width 28cm. Height 52 cm.Folding Armchair with Curved Back
Huanghuali wood.
Ming Dynasty. Length 70 cm. Width 46.5 cm. Height 112 cm.Official's Hat Armchair with Four Protruding Ends
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Height 119.5 cm. Seat 58.5*47cm.Exhibition of the Lampstands (Dengtai)
