HOME
Traditions
Kaleidoscope
Arts
History and Literature
Palace Furniture Displays
ADD TO FAVORITE 
PRINTER FRIENDLY
Palace Furniture Displays
kang screen in the room at the east end of the "Palace of Double Brilliance" (Chong Hua Gong)
Other Ming and Qing Furniture
-
- Qing-style Furniture
- Qing-style furniture, different from Ming-style furniture, emerged at the...
-
- The Plum...
- Made in the Qing Dynasty, this plum flower-shaped red sandalwood stool...
-
- The Incense Stand...
- Made in the early Qing Dynasty, this incense stand, shaped like a Chinese...
-
- Enamel-Embedded...
- Created in the Qing Dynasty, this enamel-embedded drum stool is made of red...
Related Topics
-
-
- Duobaoge (Treasure Box)
- Originating in the Qing Dynasty, Duobaoge is fairly special array-type furniture to store precious artistic antiques. So it is also called "curio shelf", ten-thousand-treasure shelf, or...
-
-
-
- Screens
- A screen is a piece of decorative furniture often placed in predominant areas of a room for partitioning, adornment, wind shielding and coordination effect. As a key component of traditional...
-
-
-
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty (I)
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty
-
-
-
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty (II)
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty
-