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Chinese dressing cabinet made from
Huanghuali wood, Qing
Dynasty (17th-18th century)...
- 'Niitaka' × 'Ni****eiki') '
Huanghuali' (not to be
confused with the wood of
Dalbergia odorifera, also
called Huanghuali)
Pyrus pyrifolia var.
culta (梨)...
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auxiliary materials. The
choice of wood is
usually hardwood, such as
huanghuali (黄花梨pinyin: Huáng huālí), red sandalwood, rosewood, chicken-wing wood...
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Dalbergia dongnaiensis,
Dalbergia fusca)
Chinese Rosewood,
Fragrant Rosewood,
Huanghuali (Dalbergia odorifera) also as
Bangkok Rosewood Closeflower Rosewood, Camotillo...
- armchair; late 16th-18th
century (late Ming
dynasty to Qing dynasty);
huanghuali rosewood;
Arthur M.
Sackler Gallery (Washington D.C.) ****anese incense...
- armchair; late 16th–18th
century (late Ming
dynasty to Qing dynasty);
huanghuali rosewood;
Arthur M.
Sackler Gallery,
Washington D.C. Cup;
early 17th century;...
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Street on 11
October 2018. An
important and
exceptionally rare set of four
huanghuali folding chairs sold for £5,289,250 at the Fine
Chinese Art Sale, Bonhams...
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textile works.
Huanghuali wood furniture,
China Yixian glazed pottery Luohans Testered Bed with Alcove, Ming Dynasty, 15th-16 century,
huanghuali wood Salim...
- 308
million yuan (US$46.60 million). Ming
dynasty framed bed made in
Huanghuali wood with six
horseshoe legs and
cloud clusters patterns sold at the 2010...
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collections outside of China.
These include screens,
thrones and
chairs made of
Huanghuali wood. Many
ornate silver, cloisonné and
bronze incense burners. Jade carvings...
