Zambian rosewood/Burmese rosewood Ming-style tea table

Length: 176cm, Width: 80cm, Height: 78.5cm

This painting table, with its carved apron, double-ladder stretchers, and round legs, is a typical Ming style, understated yet pleasing to the eye, simple and elegant. Made of Zambian rosewood, it features a classic Ming furniture design, with a rich reddish hue and clear wood grain. The tabletop, with its mortise and tenon joints and a flat-set panel, is exceptionally beautiful, its curves varying naturally, sometimes undulating, sometimes straight, adorned with charming little face patterns. The edges are smooth, and the lower center features molding, arguably the only decorative element on the entire piece. It has round legs, a plain carved apron, and two horizontal stretchers on the sides. The table is 80 centimeters wide, with four legs that sag eight-point, ensuring a stable structure. The overall design is round at the top and round at the bottom, with a square top and round bottom, making it suitable for both painting and writing.