67. 67Y SUPPORT DE MIROR EN HUANGHUALI, JINGTAI Fin de la dynastie Ming/début de la dynastie Qing A HUANGHUALI FOLDABLE MIRROR STAND, JINGTAI Late Ming/early Qing Dynasty The square frame raised on short stout legs terminating in hoof feet, made from a single piece of wood, with shaped aprons and brass-wrapped corners, the square frame divided into nine sections by stretchers of various sizes joined together and enclosing a begonia-shaped panel. 31cm x 30.9cm x 7.6cm (12 1/3in x 12 1/8in x 3in) 明末/清初 黃花梨摺疊式鏡台 Provenance: Gerard Hawthorn, London Published: Gerard Hawthorn Ltd. Oriental Art, Oriental Works of Art, London, 2000, cat.no.98 來源： 倫敦Gerard Hawthorn 出版： Gerard Hawthorn Ltd. Oriental Art，《Oriental Works of Art》，倫敦，2000年，編號98 Compare with a similar huanghuali mirror stand, from the collection of Dr. S.Y. Yip, sold in Sotheby's Hong Kong, 5 April 2017, 3506. Another mirror stand of similar type is illustrated by John K. Ang, The Beauty of Huanghuali Furniture, Taipei, 1997, no.27.