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Pelleagnes

Postado em 15-07-2009 at 08:30:28 por Pelleagnes

really good site!!

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Troyedel

Postado em 15-07-2009 at 07:35:32 por Troyedel

Enjoyed browsing through the site. Keep up the good work.

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Jacobhege

Postado em 15-07-2009 at 07:07:32 por Jacobhege

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Shanghai

Postado em 15-07-2009 at 02:36:22 por orientantique

How to identify Chinese antique furniture--Huanghuli wood

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www.orientantique.com
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Background of Huanghuli wood:
The Chinese term huanghuali literally means "yellow flowering pear" wood. It is a member of the rosewood family and is botanically classified as Dalbergia odorifera. In pre-modern times the wood was known as huali or hualu. The modifier huang(yellowish-brown) was added in the early twentieth century to describe old huali wood whose surfaces had mellowed to a yellowish tone due to long exposure to light.

The most qualified huanghuli furniture was made during Mid Ming dynasty and late Qianlong Emperor of Qing dynasty. Since mid Qing dynast, the materials of huanghuali became less and less to almost dispear. So the furniture made of huanghuali was not produced any more. Till now few huanghuali furniture left. It's the most precious and expensive member of furniture family at present.

Huanghuali furniture can usually be classified as Beds; tables; chairs.
Beds: frame bed, babu bed, arhat bed
Tables: square table, strip table
Chairs: folder chair, cap chair, hanging chair, round chair.

Beds classified:
There are three kinds of beds: frame bed, bubu bed and arhat bed.
They can be sold at 20 to 40 hundred thousand USD or higher per piece in the internationl market.

This piece is an imitation.
There is no natual old evidence nor a thin sheet of film. So we can know that it was made in late time or present replicas.

For picutres and details, please go to:
http://www.antiquescn.com/antiques.knowledge/ antiques.knowledge.htm

Contact us via the web form at:
http://www.antiquescn.com/contactus/contactus .htm
Homepage: www.antiquescn.com

If this program can give you a little knowledge and help, I'll be glad to haven't wasted your time. And if you are kind enough, give me some comments, suggestions requirments or any feedback.

Thanks for your support.
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Samtindra

Postado em 14-07-2009 at 11:39:52 por Samtindra

Good web with cool info. Thanks.

Estado Pelleagnes	Postado em 15-07-2009 at 08:30:28 por Pelleagnes really good site!!

Estado Troyedel	Postado em 15-07-2009 at 07:35:32 por Troyedel Enjoyed browsing through the site. Keep up the good work.

Estado Jacobhege	Postado em 15-07-2009 at 07:07:32 por Jacobhege Enjoyed browsing through the site. Keep up the good work.

Estado Shanghai	Postado em 15-07-2009 at 02:36:22 por orientantique How to identify Chinese antique furniture--Huanghuli wood Thanks for the source from www.antiquescn.com www.orientantique.com www.f olkartcn.com Background of Huanghuli wood: The Chinese term huanghuali literally means "yellow flowering pear" wood. It is a member of the rosewood family and is botanically classified as Dalbergia odorifera. In pre-modern times the wood was known as huali or hualu. The modifier huang(yellowish-brown) was added in the early twentieth century to describe old huali wood whose surfaces had mellowed to a yellowish tone due to long exposure to light. The most qualified huanghuli furniture was made during Mid Ming dynasty and late Qianlong Emperor of Qing dynasty. Since mid Qing dynast, the materials of huanghuali became less and less to almost dispear. So the furniture made of huanghuali was not produced any more. Till now few huanghuali furniture left. It's the most precious and expensive member of furniture family at present. Huanghuali furniture can usually be classified as Beds; tables; chairs. Beds: frame bed, babu bed, arhat bed Tables: square table, strip table Chairs: folder chair, cap chair, hanging chair, round chair. Beds classified: There are three kinds of beds: frame bed, bubu bed and arhat bed. They can be sold at 20 to 40 hundred thousand USD or higher per piece in the internationl market. This piece is an imitation. There is no natual old evidence nor a thin sheet of film. So we can know that it was made in late time or present replicas. For picutres and details, please go to: http://www.antiquescn.com/antiques.knowledge/ antiques.knowledge.htm Contact us via the web form at: http://www.antiquescn.com/contactus/contactus .htm Homepage: www.antiquescn.com If this program can give you a little knowledge and help, I'll be glad to haven't wasted your time. And if you are kind enough, give me some comments, suggestions requirments or any feedback. Thanks for your support. ----------------------------------- 1St op Orient Antique Inc. http://www.orientantique.com http://www.ori entantiques.com http://www.antiquescn.com

Estado Samtindra	Postado em 14-07-2009 at 11:39:52 por Samtindra Good web with cool info. Thanks.