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PROPERTY FROM AN AMERICAN FAMILY COLLECTION
          ~1009
          A HUANGHUALI TRESTLE-LEG TABLE                      The present table combines Chinese furniture construction techniques with
          19TH CENTURY                                        a European-inspired decorative scheme. The oversized and overtly bold floral
                                                              scroll on the aprons and spandrels points to the more lavish taste of the mid
          The attractively-grained single-panel top is set in a rectangular frame, above
          a plain apron and shaped spandrels carved with an elaborate floral scroll. The   to late Qing period. The scale and decorative scheme compares well to the
          whole is raised on trestle-legs joined by a shaped openwork panel, fitted into   carved decoration of a zitan trestle-leg table, dated to the Qianlong period,
          stepped feet.                                       illustrated by Zheng Nanwei et al., in The Most Noble Hardwood: Zi Tan
                                                              Furniture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Beijing, 2016, pp.173-179, pl. 39.
          34æ in. (88.3 cm.) high, 74º in. (188.6 cm.) wide, 17¿ in. (43.5 cm.) deep

                                                              美國家族珍藏
          $60,000-80,000
                                                              清十九世紀 黃花梨夾頭榫纏枝花卉紋平頭案
          PROVENANCE:
          Lt. Col. Robert Gray Peck (1879-1956), and thence by descent.  來源:
                                                              Robert Gray Peck 中校(1879-1956年),後家族傳承。
































































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