拍品專文
A similar pair of chairs in huali wood in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum is illustrated by C. Clunas, Chinese Furniture, London, 1988, p. 26, fig. 12.
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18TH CENTURY
細節
A Pair of Elmwood Horseshoeback Armchairs, Quanyi
18th Century
The curving toprail continuing in a broad sweep above the rounded back posts formed by the upper extensions of the rear legs and extending beyond the tapering side posts and front corner posts, the plain backsplat gently curved, the soft mat seat supported on legs enclosing curved, beaded aprons with long spandrels extending to the footrest, the stretcher frame stepped, the underside of the seat and unexposed sides of the stretchers with traces of lacquer
37½in. (95.3cm.) high, 23¼in. (59.1cm.) wide, 18in. (45.8cm.) deep, seat 19¼in. (48.9cm.) high (2)
18th Century
The curving toprail continuing in a broad sweep above the rounded back posts formed by the upper extensions of the rear legs and extending beyond the tapering side posts and front corner posts, the plain backsplat gently curved, the soft mat seat supported on legs enclosing curved, beaded aprons with long spandrels extending to the footrest, the stretcher frame stepped, the underside of the seat and unexposed sides of the stretchers with traces of lacquer
37½in. (95.3cm.) high, 23¼in. (59.1cm.) wide, 18in. (45.8cm.) deep, seat 19¼in. (48.9cm.) high (2)