Huanghuali has a corset low table with legs outstretched square table, 97.5 width 95 height 83 cm, dating from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, estimated at 2.3 million to 3.3 million yuan.
The leg-spread table type is originally novel, and the full carving in the upper half adds to the magnificence, coupled with the rare ruffled corset, giving people the feeling of flowers.
The corset of teeth under the waist is in the door style, the high relief of the two dragon play beads, the teeth dancing claws, the grass leaf vine roll, and the twisted waist contour contrast with the twists and turns of the corset.
The tooth strips circle the legs along the edge line, winding downwards, centering and turning upwards, depicting a ridge line on the outer corner of the three-curved leg.
The ridge line rises to the top and divides to the left and right teeth, continues to rotate and the legs spell out the shawl flower pattern, and the curved blades of grass everywhere echo in the distance.
The three-bent legs extend downwards, giving birth to round legs and straight feet, and the back of the transition is an overlord, and the roundabout top is worn in the center of the plate, and the shape and decoration are very special.
Different from the S shape that is usually seen, the zigzag twists and turns like a ruyi, and the lower end is carved with a Ganoderma lucidum, symbolizing the well-being, wealth and auspiciousness.
The overlord fir replaces the straight or luo pot fir, so that the space above the legs and knees is increased, there is no outer cover, and the lingzhi pattern near the bottom is also lit up, not tired of the bustling decoration.
In addition, the bare legs under the three-bent legs, meat and vegetarian collocation, simple and complex are appropriate, and good results have been achieved.
The foot end is not drum-shaped, and it falls vertically on the ground. The three-bent legs make the corseted part tend to be intact, and the straight round feet follow the rules of unset waist modeling without horseshoes.
The bottom of the plate is worn with three strips, and the side smear back is close to the face, while the black paint part is not consistent with other places, and it seems that the coordinated old bottom can no longer be seen.
The loins and teeth are vaguely recognizable, and the original association between the components needs to be further demonstrated.
Tomorrow you will see, the golden surface, and the typical wooden details on the spread leg table.