著录:出版：马科斯‧弗拉克斯, 《Classical Chinese Furniture III：Woods of China》, 纽约, 1998年秋, 页35, 编号18 马科斯‧弗拉克斯, 《Custodians of the Scholar's Way：Chinese Scholars' Objects in Precious Woods》, 伦敦, 2014年, 页372 拍品描述:拍品专文：The parquetry design seen on the doors of the present chest is an example of the cross cultural exchange between Europe and China during the Qing dynasty. Parquetry, and the related technique marquetry, was a European practice seen in furniture from the 18th century, whereby woods of contrasting color and grain were mixed to create complex geometric patterns and floral designs or landscape scenes. A parquetry-embellished zitan corner-leg table dated to the late 18th-19th century, inlaid in a geometric pattern with zitan, huanghuali, and nanmu, was sold at Christie’s New York, 13 September 2019. 来源：马科斯‧弗拉克斯, 纽约