Pontianak wood desk from with bamboo-knot patterns and rolled-up scrolls on either side (Republic of China)

The top of the desk is grooved and inlaid with a panel. The large edges on the left and right curl downward, with rectangular openings on the side, while the inner frame has a bamboo-knot pattern with a smooth surface. The ends of the sides resemble rolled-up scrolls, and are made in Piliao style with a smooth bamboo-knot pattern. There is a plain, straight panel beneath the desk top, and plain sword-shaped legs with bamboo-knot patterns, which are connected to the desk top with mortise-and-tenon joints. There are cross-braces at the top and bottom of the front and back legs, with bamboo-knot patterns carved on both the braces and the base. The feet resemble sheep's hooves.