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Palace Furniture Displays
Part of the furnishings in the "Hall of Green Cloud" (Cui Yun Guan)
Other Ming and Qing Furniture
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- The Incense Stand...
- Made in the early Qing Dynasty, this incense stand, shaped like a Chinese...
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- Qing-style...
- The Qing armchair is a new form which came into vogue at a comparatively late...
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- Scented Rosewood...
- Description: height: 88cm, length: 218cm, width: 100 cm
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- Enamel-Embedded...
- Created in the Qing Dynasty, this enamel-embedded drum stool is made of red...
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- 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...
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- 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...
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- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty (I)
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty
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- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty (II)
- Exhibition of the Stools and Chairs of the Qing Dynasty
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