Where is the best mahogany furniture produced in China?

Where is the specific is as follows:

Four major mahogany production bases: Xianyou in Fujian, Zhongshan in Guangdong, Dongyang in Zhejiang, and Dacheng in Hebei.

Fujian Xianyou's furniture: higher grade, better craftsmanship, is the representative of "immortal work".

Zhongshan, Guangdong: Mainly based on Burmese pear, the style is relatively new, and the copper parts matched with mahogany furniture can be said to be a must in China.

Zhejiang Dongyang front shop back factory, there are several professional markets such as Hengzhan, Dongyang, Nanshan.

Hebei Dacheng is the representative of "Jingzuo", which is the largest mahogany production base in the north, especially in the production of antique furniture.

The mahogany furniture is hard, purple and black in color, dignified, and heavy in the hand. The annual rings are filamentous, with a slender texture and irregular crab claw patterns.

Purple wood is divided into old purple wood and new red sandalwood. Old rosewood is purple-black and does not fade when immersed in water, while new rosewood is brownish-red, dark red or dark purple and will fade when soaked in water.

Sour branch wood is commonly known as old mahogany. The wood is hard and heavy, durable, can sink in water, the structure is fine and lemon-red, deep purple-red, purple-black stripes, and it exudes a spicy aroma with a sour taste when processed, hence the name. The color of ebony is jet black and shiny, the structure is fine and dignified, and it has a greasy feeling.

Mahogany furniture began in the Ming Dynasty. Its appearance is simple and symmetrical, and the natural color and texture are pleasant. Mainly using traditional crafts such as carving, mortise and tenon, inlay, curve and other traditional crafts of Chinese furniture manufacturing, the three basic rules of processing mahogany furniture are:

Do not use wooden dowels unless absolutely necessary; Avoid gluing where possible; It is not necessary to make it anywhere.

This thing doesn't say where the best is good. As long as the manufacturer has a conscience.

You can make good furniture anywhere. For example, Burmese rosewood, then its wood must have come from Myanmar, and then processed into furniture after returning to China. As for whether it is good or not, it completely depends on the manufacturer, no matter how big the factory is, take fake wood for you to make, no matter how beautiful it is, it is also a fake.

Or half-truths, mixed with some other wood splicing.