Burmese rosewood dressing table Ming style classical mahogany furniture

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Different materials are true and false. The first way to identify Burmese rosewood is to look at the wood grain. The wood grain of Burmese rosewood is fine, while the African rosewood is thicker. The second way is to look at the color. Burmese rosewood will turn obvious light green when soaked in boiling water (it will appear blue when exposed to purple light). The color of African rosewood is very light. The third is the fragrance. This is also the simplest and most effective identification method. Use your fingers to scrape off a little wood flower. If it is Burmese rosewood, you will smell the obvious fragrance. Secondly, look at the craftsmanship. The quality of the craftsmanship directly affects the price and collection value of the furniture. Pay more attention to whether the details are carefully handled and whether the overall shape and mortise and tenon joints are exquisite. Finally, pay attention to whether the sales contract signed by the merchant is as promised before, so that your own interests will be fully protected.