Lot 57WY 清 十九世紀 紅木雕梅紋長方桌 | GRANDE TABLE EN HONGMU SCULPTÉ À DÉCOR DE FLEURS DE PRUNIERS
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年06月09日 |
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清 十九世紀 紅木雕梅紋長方桌 | GRANDE TABLE EN HONGMU SCULPTÉ À DÉCOR DE FLEURS DE PRUNIERS
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Dynastie Qing, XIXe siècle
A LARGE HONGMU 'PRUNUS' TABLE
Qing Dynasty, 19th century
The panelled top set in a rectangular frame carved with a band of keyfret and leaves above an apron carved in openwork with entwined gnarled branches issuing leaves and laden with small flowers, raised on legs similarly carved in openwork with tangled flowering gnarled prunus branches.
84.5 cm (33 1/4 in.) high x 148.7 cm (59 in.) wide x 43.5 cm (17 1/8 in.) deep
Footnotes
清 十九世紀 紅木雕梅紋長方桌
The design and décor of this table draw their inspiration from 18th century furniture naturalistically carved to simulate bamboo, rootwood and flowering prunus branches. See, for example, a very large zitan table carved around the apron and legs with an intricate openwork design of interlinked gnarled branches issuing small prunus flowers, published in Nancy Berliner (ed.), , New Haven and London, 2010, p. 145, pl. 36 and cat.no. 33. This table was house in the Fuwangge, the Belvedere of Viewing Achievements, in the fourth courtyard of the Ningshougong (Palace of Tranquility and Longevity) in northeastern corner of the Forbidden City, , pp. 118-128.
A LARGE HONGMU 'PRUNUS' TABLE
Qing Dynasty, 19th century
The panelled top set in a rectangular frame carved with a band of keyfret and leaves above an apron carved in openwork with entwined gnarled branches issuing leaves and laden with small flowers, raised on legs similarly carved in openwork with tangled flowering gnarled prunus branches.
84.5 cm (33 1/4 in.) high x 148.7 cm (59 in.) wide x 43.5 cm (17 1/8 in.) deep
Footnotes
清 十九世紀 紅木雕梅紋長方桌
The design and décor of this table draw their inspiration from 18th century furniture naturalistically carved to simulate bamboo, rootwood and flowering prunus branches. See, for example, a very large zitan table carved around the apron and legs with an intricate openwork design of interlinked gnarled branches issuing small prunus flowers, published in Nancy Berliner (ed.), , New Haven and London, 2010, p. 145, pl. 36 and cat.no. 33. This table was house in the Fuwangge, the Belvedere of Viewing Achievements, in the fourth courtyard of the Ningshougong (Palace of Tranquility and Longevity) in northeastern corner of the Forbidden City, , pp. 118-128.
