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A HUANGHUALI SQUARE TABLE, FANGZHUO
17TH CENTURY
The framed top well-figured with curly grain, supported on slightly splayed round legs recessed from the corners, joined by a high stretcher set on each side with widely spaced pairs of pillar-shaped struts, the underside with two sets of transverse braces, the wood a rich golden tone
33in. (84cm.) high, the top 39 3/8in. x 39in. (100cm. x 99cm.)
17TH CENTURY
The framed top well-figured with curly grain, supported on slightly splayed round legs recessed from the corners, joined by a high stretcher set on each side with widely spaced pairs of pillar-shaped struts, the underside with two sets of transverse braces, the wood a rich golden tone
33in. (84cm.) high, the top 39 3/8in. x 39in. (100cm. x 99cm.)
Literature
Sarah Handler, "Square Tables Where the Immortals Dine", JCCFS, Autumn 1994, p. 13, fig. 17
Wang et al., Masterpieces from the Museum of Classical Chinese Furniture, p. 104, no. 49
Wang et al., Masterpieces from the Museum of Classical Chinese Furniture, p. 104, no. 49