Qing Dynasty Horseshoe Chair - Hall Chair Fruitwood

Qing Dynasty Horseshoe Chair - Hall Chair Fruitwood * China 19th Century * Fruitwood * Highly valued by the elite during the Qing Dynasty * Constructed using precise cabinet making techniques * Traditional motifs are intricately carved into the wood * Distinctive Horseshoe-Shaped Backrest * Gracefully curved armrests * Wonderful mellow patina * Serving as a symbol of status and refined taste * Considered the most honoured seat in a public room These chairs not only serve as functional furniture but also tell stories of craftsmanship, culture, and social status; the chairs were highly valued by the elite during the Qing Dynasty, serving as a symbol of status and refined taste. It was considered the most honoured seat in a public room. The backrest of these chairs is shaped like a horseshoe, which gives them their unique appearance and the design includes gracefully curved armrests. Traditional motifs are intricately carved into the wood, showcasing the craftsmanship of the cabinet makers. The chair is constructed using precise cabinet making techniques. Over time the surface has developed a wonderful mellow patina