At a Ming and Qing dynasty furniture auction, three pairs of huanghuali square stools were launched in a row, which were also the shape of luo pot horseshoe feet. They are similar in appearance and size, and it is difficult to see such a concentrated situation today.
The first pair of huanghuali square stools are 49.7 meters long, 39.8 meters wide, 49.8 cm high, and are dating from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The stool surface is obviously rectangular, and the installation position of the Luo Pot Isu is low, so it also has a popular name called "Japanese character stool".
The corner of the table is broken, full of old-fashioned atmosphere, better than the feeling of new seating.
The Japanese stool was estimated to be worth 180,000 to 200,000 yuan and sold for 207,000 yuan.
The square stool that followed was 51.7 meters long, 44.6 meters wide, 44.6 centimeters high, and was broken in the early Qing Dynasty.
Golden in wood and rich in texture, this stool looks the best.
On a large high-definition picture, interested wooden friends can zoom in to view.
The collection was valued at 250,000 to 300,000 yuan and sold for 322,000 yuan.
Finally, it is the turn of the protagonist of this issue, qinghuanghuali luo pot square stool pair, the first two days have been explained its structure and wooden characteristics.
The stool surface is 45.5 meters long and 45.7 wide, basically square, 50.5 cm high, and the reference price is 500,000 to 600,000, which is more than the sum of the first two pairs.
The three sides of the stool have an unspoiled soft drawer structure, and the highest valuation is not satisfactory. The collection of 200,000 to 300,000 yuan was successfully sold, and 500,000 or 600,000 yuan ended in a stream auction.
Overall, the high asking price is one of the main factors for unfilled transactions, and may also be attributed to the broken horseshoe.
One side stool has eight legs, the four horseshoes on the right are basically intact, and there are three mutilated ones in the left four, and the strong contrast is like a heaven and an earth.
The wood of the left front leg, which was most damaged, also had problems with itself. The wood was hollowed out by insect erosion, and the moisture on the ground rose with it, and the decay rate intensified, and it may still be placed in the corner, so it became what it is now.
The original selection of ingredients was not rigorous enough, laying the groundwork for a hundred years later, and ultimately affecting the value of the collection.