Qing rosewood echo armchair (two chairs and one)
Dimensions: Chair: 65.5×50.8×99/50
Price: 266000
This set of furniture is dignified and elegant, consisting of two chairs and a few chairs. Made of precious rosewood wood, the wood color is mellow and elegant, and the surface is lustrous. The shape is exquisite, and the three-screen approach of the back panel and the armrest is adopted, which is extremely ingenious.
The back panel is embossed with cloud bat patterns, the clouds surround the ethereal, free and ethereal, the auspicious clouds are connected to the vertical and horizontal, and the soup is vast. Between the clouds and mist, a few bats shuttle through it, or spread their wings, or swoop, or float, with different postures and a thousand kinds of fun. "Bat" and "Fu" are harmonious, and have always been the representative of blessings, and the cloud bat pattern means auspicious and continuous blessings. Both sides of the backrest and the armrest are decorated with transparent carved echo patterns, which is simple and atmospheric.
The hard drawer on the seat surface is made by means of a falling drum. The corset is slightly higher, the façade is made of puddles, and the same relief cloud bat pattern. The teeth and feet are carved along the edges of the delicate yang line, carved back grain, square material straight foot, tube foot, foot end is also carved back pattern, decorative ornamentation harmonious and unified.
Fang Ji is also a rosewood, and several sides fall into the hall and step on the drum. The waiststand façade is puddled, consistent with the way the armchairs are built. The teeth and feet are rounded and smooth along the edges, and the middle of the teeth is carved with a back pattern, which is consistent with the foot end ornament, and the near foot is connected by a horizontal fir, and the mid-embedded cloud bat pattern is decorated with a pallet.
The Armchair of the Qing Dynasty court style is evolved from the screen-style Arhat bed and throne, which is different from the ordinary chair, dignified and stable, quite majestic and imposing. The characteristics of the Qing-style armchair are that the lower part of the chair is a stool with a corset waist, and the upper part is a screen-type backrest and armrest. The backrest, armrest and seat are all perpendicular to each other. This set of furniture is like this, and the ornamentation means auspicious, showing the characteristics of Qing Dynasty court furniture, solemn and elegant style, and collecting heavy objects.
