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Qing style armchair book of seven screens

Item No.: 1542018
Size: 52*41*82.5 cm 21*17*34 Inchs
Material: Rosewood
Category: Antique armchair
Manufacturer: OEEA

Brand
OEEA
Safety category
A
Unit Name
PCS
Class
A

The Chinese classical Ming-style armchair is a traditional piece of furniture that can be used in offices, living rooms, studies, and other settings. Originating in the Ming Dynasty, the Ming-style armchair is known for its simple design, smooth lines, and beautiful appearance, and has long been a favorite among people. The armchair is often made of rosewood and decorated with carvings and inlaid ornaments, exuding an air of classic elegance.

Qing style armchair book of seven screens

Item No.: 1542018
Size: 52*41*82.5 cm 21*17*34 Inchs
Material: Rosewood
Category: Antique armchair
Manufacturer: OEEA

Brand
OEEA
Safety category
A
Unit Name
PCS
Class
A

Overview

【Item Name】 Qing style armchair book of seven screens
【Brand】 OEEA
【Item No.】 1542018
【Size】 52*41*82.5 cm 21*17*34 Inchs
【Material】 Rosewood
【Manufacturer】 OEEA
【Safety category】A
【Unit Name】 PCS
【Class】 A
【Category】 Antique armchair

Qing style armchair book of seven screens, Qing Dynasty, high 82.5cm, length 52cm, width 41cm.
This chair quintana roundwood. Backrest, armrests lantern imitation brocade style window frames, a total of seven screens, among the highest on both sides were getting low, the brain take up the book-style chair. Seat pan doorpost next Anluo plus dwarf old, surrounded by square foot end safety pin doorpost, Garo pan under the front cross stretchers stretchers, sides and back Anyun shaped corner teeth.
This chair styling Founder and timber mellow, ethereal architecture, maintaining a clear style, and then save it using the seat box and live around rod stitching, so back vertically, as compared to the transition from the Ming to the Qing style characteristics transformation.