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THE PROPERTY OF A LADY
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         A MAGNIFICENT AND EXTREMELY RARE                  晚明   黃花梨冰裂紋透櫺格櫃
         HUANGHUALI SQUARE-CORNER DISPLAY
         CABINET                                           來源
         LATE MING DYNASTY                                 比利時布魯塞爾侶明室 Philippe De Backer 舊藏
         Of massive rectangular form, the cabinet of two sections is   展覽
         constructed from panels of huanghuali with beautiful graining and   吉美亞洲藝術博物館,《明:中國家具的黃金時期》,巴黎,
         rich amber tone. The upper section is enclosed by ‘ice-crackled’   2003 年,展覽圖錄,頁 198-201,編號 64
         lattice work panels, and the front removable panel doors open   北京故宮博物院,《永恆的明式傢俱》,香港,2006 年,
         to reveal a single shelf with a removable centre stile. The section
         below has removable rectangular panel doors fitted with also   展覽圖錄,頁 206,編號 59
         removable centre stile and the doors open to reveal the shelved   著錄
         interior with two drawers. The legs are of rectangular section and   嘉木堂,《Ming Furniture: Rare examples from the 16th and 17th
         are joined by curvilinear aprons and spandrels at the bottom.  Centuries》,香港,1999 年,編號 14
         77 Æ in. (197.4 cm.) high, 43 ¿ in. (109.5 cm.) wide,
         19 ¬ in. (50 cm.) deep                            嘉木堂,《侶明室家具圖集》,香港,2000 年,頁 168,
                                                           編號 48
         HK$14,000,000-18,000,000  US$1,800,000-2,300,000  伍嘉恩,《明式家具二十年經眼錄》,北京,2010 年,
                                                           頁 206
         PROVENANCE
         Former Collection of Lu Ming Shi, Philippe De Backer, Brussels,
         Belgium
         EXHIBITED
         The Guimet Museum of Asian Art, Ming: l’age d’or du mobilier
         chinois - The Golden Age of Chinese Furniture, Paris, 2003,
         Catalogue, p.198-201, no.64
         Beijing Palace Museum, Ming Furniture in the Forbidden City, Hong
         Kong, 2006, Catalogue, p.206, no.59
         LITERATURE
         Grace Wu Bruce, Ming Furniture: Rare Examples from the 16th and
         17th Centuries, London Exhibition, Hong Kong, 1999, no.14
         Grace Wu Bruce, Living with Ming-the Lu Ming Shi Collection,
         Hong Kong, 2000, p.168. no.48
         Grace Wu Bruce, Two Decades of Ming Furniture, Beijing, 2010,
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