拍品信息
拍品名称
清十八 / 十九世紀 黃花梨聯三櫥
起拍价
USD 50,000
估值区间
50,000 - 70,000 USD
尺寸
未知
品相
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Height 33¼ in., 84.5 cm; width 67⅛ in., 170.5 cm; depth 22⅝ in., 57.5 cm
来源：明代家具有限公司，紐約，1990年12月1日
著录：Damon Spilios，《Ming Furniture Ltd. - Catalogue》，冊II，博卡拉頓，1989年，頁27， 圖版18
莎拉•韓蕙，《中國建築中的明代家具》，伯克利，2005年，頁174
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说明：This large and impressive huanghuali table, with three storage drawers incorporated into the design below the top, is known in the West as a ‘coffer.’ With its slightly splayed legs and everted ends, the form follows the traditional design of a typical large recessed-leg table, known in Chinese as a qiaotou’an; the evolution of the design, however, led to the enclosure of the space between the stretchers joining the front and back legs and below the aprons of the top frame, allowing for the incorporation of three drawers and a hidden, safe storage area running the width of the frame, which could only be accessed by removing the drawers. The dimensions of the latter space allowed for larger, more seasonal items like linens or robes to be stored without excessive folding. Although numerous examples of huanghuali coffers are known, “the historical development of this furniture type is, however, unclear, and it probably emerged at a relatively late date,” according to Wang Shixiang and Curtis Evarts, Masterpieces from the Museum of Classical Chinese Furniture, Chicago 1995, p.120. For further reading on the coffer, see Curtis Evarts, 'The Enigmatic Altar Coffer,' Journal of the Chinese Classical Furniture Society, Autumn 1994, PP. 29-44.
Compare the present lot with a closely related example from the collection of Frieda and Milton Rosenthal, sold in these rooms, 16th September 2008, lot 204, as well as a slightly larger example from the collection of Aso O. Tavitian, sold in these rooms, 9th February 2025, lot 1422.
来源：明代家具有限公司，紐約，1990年12月1日
著录：Damon Spilios，《Ming Furniture Ltd. - Catalogue》，冊II，博卡拉頓，1989年，頁27， 圖版18
莎拉•韓蕙，《中國建築中的明代家具》，伯克利，2005年，頁174
图录
说明：This large and impressive huanghuali table, with three storage drawers incorporated into the design below the top, is known in the West as a ‘coffer.’ With its slightly splayed legs and everted ends, the form follows the traditional design of a typical large recessed-leg table, known in Chinese as a qiaotou’an; the evolution of the design, however, led to the enclosure of the space between the stretchers joining the front and back legs and below the aprons of the top frame, allowing for the incorporation of three drawers and a hidden, safe storage area running the width of the frame, which could only be accessed by removing the drawers. The dimensions of the latter space allowed for larger, more seasonal items like linens or robes to be stored without excessive folding. Although numerous examples of huanghuali coffers are known, “the historical development of this furniture type is, however, unclear, and it probably emerged at a relatively late date,” according to Wang Shixiang and Curtis Evarts, Masterpieces from the Museum of Classical Chinese Furniture, Chicago 1995, p.120. For further reading on the coffer, see Curtis Evarts, 'The Enigmatic Altar Coffer,' Journal of the Chinese Classical Furniture Society, Autumn 1994, PP. 29-44.
Compare the present lot with a closely related example from the collection of Frieda and Milton Rosenthal, sold in these rooms, 16th September 2008, lot 204, as well as a slightly larger example from the collection of Aso O. Tavitian, sold in these rooms, 9th February 2025, lot 1422.
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拍品的品相状况如何？
如欲了解本拍品狀況的更多資訊，請聯絡 Drew.Lerner@sothebys.com
这件拍品的流传来源是什么？
明代家具有限公司，紐約，1990年12月1日
这件拍品被哪些著录书籍记载？
Damon Spilios，《Ming Furniture Ltd. - Catalogue》，冊II，博卡拉頓，1989年，頁27， 圖版18
莎拉•韓蕙，《中國建築中的明代家具》，伯克利，2005年，頁174
图录
莎拉•韓蕙，《中國建築中的明代家具》，伯克利，2005年，頁174
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