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A HUANGHUALI SQUARE TABLE WITH HUMPBACKED STRETCHERS, FANGZHUO 18th century image 1
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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE GREENWICH CONNECTICUT COLLECTION
Lot 9W,Y

A HUANGHUALI SQUARE TABLE WITH HUMPBACKED STRETCHERS, FANGZHUO
18th century

17 March 2025, 09:00 EDT
New York

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A HUANGHUALI SQUARE TABLE WITH HUMPBACKED STRETCHERS, FANGZHUO

18th century
The gracefully porpotioned table of typical mitred, mortise-and-tenon frame construction with four board flush floating panel top tongue-and-grooved into the inside edge of the frame with three transverse stretchers with exposed tenons, all above a narrow waist and shaped, beaded aprons carved with scrollwork cut from a single piece of wood, the square sectioned beaded legs half-lapped into the aprons, joined by high humpbacked stretchers and terminating in hoof feet.
34 1/4 X 38 1/4in x 38 1/8in (87 X 97.2 x 96.8cm) overall

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十八世紀 黃花梨羅鍋棖馬蹄足方桌

Provenance:
Sotheby's New York, 19 March 1997, lot 417
Private Collection, Greenwich, Connecticut

來源:
紐約蘇富比,1997 年 3 月 19 日,拍品編號 417
康乃狄克州格林威治鎮私人藏

The waisted square table with humpbacked stretchers and horse-hoof feet derives from the design of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644). The incorporation of intricately decorated curving aprons, however, was more prevalent in the 17th and 18th centuries. The current lot features the captivating grain of the huanghuali wood and a more simplified apron design. For a similar table with carved chi dragon design, see the huanghuali square table in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Gift of David and Michele Dewey 2000.268.2, which shares the same height as the current lot but has a slightly smaller top panel. Additionally, a comparable example appeared at Christie's New York, 25 September 2020, lot 1646.

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