A pot of wine among the flowers, drinking alone without any blind date. Raise your glass to invite the bright moon, and look at each other as three people. —— Li Bai
To be happy in life, you must have fun. Wine is a special existence in Chinese culture. There are many stories about wine in the past dynasties. There seems to be a natural connection between poetry and wine in ancient times. There is no joy at a party without drinking. When encountering happy events, you should raise a toast and drink together. Speaking of wine, we have to mention the wine table.
The wine table originated in the Five Dynasties and Northern Song Dynasty and was often used for banquets. This kind of furniture has a case-shaped structure, but Beijing craftsmen call it "table", which is a rare exception. In the old days, it was often used for drinking, so it was called the wine table. The wine table is relatively short and narrow, with a case-shaped structure as the norm, and there are still two methods of making: chuck tenon and raglan tenon. It has a long history and can be seen in the paintings of the Five Dynasties.
Wine tables are small and medium-sized rectangular structures, mainly used for drinking and dining. During banquets in the Ming Dynasty, the host and guest often shared a table. When there were many guests, each person would have a table, so the demand for such tables greatly increased. . In addition, the wine table can also be placed on the wall to display antiques, calligraphy and paintings and flowers and bonsai . The wine table is medium in size, has side legs that are tucked away, and has a compact structure. The prototype can be traced back to the home furnishings of the Song Dynasty.
This wine table is made of large-fruited rosewood . It has smooth lines, elegant and dignified, without any carvings on the whole body. The shape is simple and generous. The long side has a framed panel center, the surface core is made of mortise and tenon joints, and the ice tray edge of the surface frame , comfortable at the top and convergent at the bottom, with a solid line at the bottom, which is very style of Ming-style furniture.
The four legs of the wine table are thick round straight legs with a chuck and tenon structure. The front and rear legs are surrounded by Anguangsu tooth strips . The blade teeth and tooth plates are connected at rounded angles, with a rounded light grass line on the edge. There are two straight bars connecting each side of the two legs and feet, making the structure strong. This wine table has elegant and handsome lines, perfect structure, well-proportioned proportions, and exquisite workmanship. It has the style of Ming-style furniture.
This wine table is carefully crafted, with beautiful shape, simple and beautiful shape, perfect proportions, extremely small and exquisite
