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Chinese carved wood horseshoe-back quanyi ancestor armchair, Ming to Qing dynasty. The carved and gently tapering center splat depicting a stylized ruyi-head medallion, rising to meet a gracefully curved crest rail. Flanked by rounded arms of sinuous form. The rectangular seat is fitted with a woven cane panel, above a shaped apron depicting vining foliate motifs. The legs are joined by three linear stretchers; the front rail bearing a smooth and mellowed surface, reflecting use over time. Provenance: Kramer Gallery, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 21 September 1993; Private Minnesota Collection. Height: 39 in x width: 27 in x depth: 22 in.
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