Remounted 19th century Chinese panels featuring high relief carvings depicting a battle. Panels measure approximately 6' in height.

Remounted 19th century Chinese panels featuring high relief carvings depicting a battle. Panels measure approximately 6' in height.   « Less

18th Century 8 Panel Chinese Coromandel Screen. I believe it is 18th Century. I purchased it from the estate of the late Ollie McNamara. Ms. McNamara was a buyer for Saks  More »

18th Century 8 Panel Chinese Coromandel Screen. I believe it is 18th Century. I purchased it from the estate of the late Ollie McNamara. Ms. McNamara was a buyer for Saks Fifth Ave. in New York in the 1950's. She later opened Capriccio Boutique in La Jolla, CA and in Scottsdale, AZ. This screen has been featured in the July 1984 edition of the San Diego Magazine, as well as in her book "Fashion Diva". It measures 91" x 144" and has designs on both sides.   « Less

The item is a 6 panel oriental/asian screen. It was purchased at an auction of an estate with no heirs in 1995 in Fremont County, Wyoming. The estate of a couple who traveled  More »

The item is a 6 panel oriental/asian screen. It was purchased at an auction of an estate with no heirs in 1995 in Fremont County, Wyoming. The estate of a couple who traveled the world extensively buying and shipping merchandise back to the USA. This item was shipped to the USA from Thailand in the late 50s or early 60s. I only had a bill of sale which is long gone. Measurements are as follow: Outside measurement, each panel is 17 1/4 inches wide x 74 1/4" High. Depth of frame 1 1/4" Overall height 8 1/2 feet......over all corner to corner 8.7feet. One side is painted on what appears to be a lacquered background panel, using gold paint and utilizing the black background to create the picture of birds and flora. The other side is all created from a variety of stones, possibly some jade, into birds, flowers , branches and crops. The wood may be rosewood, boxwood, or a native wood. It has been in a home,not in storage since it was purchased. There is no serious damage, a little scuffing on the frame very minimal. Shipping to be paid for and arranged by the buyer. other photos available upon request.   « Less

4 panel Corommandel Screen from the 19th century. amazing condition, hand carved figures, peacocks and pelicans. amazing fine detail on the reverse side in gold. tag  More »

4 panel Corommandel Screen from the 19th century. amazing condition, hand carved figures, peacocks and pelicans. amazing fine detail on the reverse side in gold. tag says made in tianjin china 72" tall 62" wide (18" panels)   « Less

Chinese black lacquered 4 panel hinged, footed screen, depicting courtesans in a garden scene, fitted with various semi-precious stones and materials (ivory, carnelian, jade,  More »

Chinese black lacquered 4 panel hinged, footed screen, depicting courtesans in a garden scene, fitted with various semi-precious stones and materials (ivory, carnelian, jade, etc.); the back decorated with birds on prunus boughs. 12 in. W x 38.25 in. H, each panel.   « Less

SOLD Antique 18th-19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty hand carved Huanghuali wood Table Screen. The rectangular frame is enclosing a carved panel. Both sides of openwork and  More »

SOLD Antique 18th-19th century Chinese Qing Dynasty hand carved Huanghuali wood Table Screen. The rectangular frame is enclosing a carved panel. Both sides of openwork and intricate relief are archaically carved and scrolled with stylized elephant and dragon design. Adorned on one side is an elaborate central medallion containing a carving in relief of a horned Chilong dragon with an interlinked body bordered by traditional Chinese Fret pattern. The medallion on the other side is containing a carving in relief of a vase with flowers. The whole panel is raised on solid shoe feet and flanked by shaped standing spandrels. DIMENSIONS: Approximately: Height: 76 cm (29.92 in).Width: 53 cm (20 7/8 in).Weight: 8.16 Kg (18 pounds). CONDITION: Some age, cracks, and chips in the wood. Standing spandrels have cracks and chips because of recent improper fastening by nails. A table screen was used on a desk top for good Feng-Sui to ward off the evil Qi. It also served the purpose to separate and create a sense of intimacy for the working area from its surrounding area as often a desk or a scholar's desk might have been placed somewhere in the room rather than against the wall. Link to Chinese Ming Dynasty furniture. http://chinese-furniture-online-5647.stservice.me/ ALL ITEMS ARE GUARANTEED TO BE AUTHENTIC ANTIQUES AND NOT REPRODUCTIONS ALL OUR ARTIFACTS ARE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY WE SHIP INTERNATIONALLY   « Less

Circa 1960 Three panel rosewood and mahogany screen, each frame and panel section are 80" h x 18" w - total width 54"

Circa 1960 Three panel rosewood and mahogany screen, each frame and panel section are 80" h x 18" w - total width 54"   « Less