Chinese Qing Four Panel Inlaid Screen

Chinese Qing four panel coromandel screen, one side depicting people watching a lady practice swords, the other depicting birds and flowers. PROVENANCE: From the Tung Family Collection, Austin, Texas.

Each panel- 12" x 38" 3rd party shipping only

Antique Chinese Qing Period Elmwood four panel screen from the Shanxi province. Circa 1800, measures 87.5" tall, and each panel measures 21.25" wide, for a total width of 85". Condition: hinges and pi

Chinese four-panel Inlaid and lacquered folding screen, the central panels decorated with soapstone, mother-of-pearl and lacquer to depict the Eighteen Luohand in a fanstastic landscape along with a d

Lacquer wood frame screen with hard stone inlaid pavilion scenes centered between upper and lower carved wood panels. The lacquered body with gilt details. Size: Height: 74 1/2; Width: 96; Depth: 1 1/

Chinese Qing eight panel porcelain plaque inlaid wood screen, depicting Chinese literary quotations and immortals. late 19th C. 31"H x 56"W

Chinese four-panel gemstone inlaid cinnabar lacquer folding screen, each panel decorated with various gemstone inlay including turquoise, white jade, spinach jade, agate, coral, soapstone and mother-o

Qing era, Chinese four panel screen/ partition. Wood panels outfitted with black lacquer and embellished with carved scenes of figures and natural elements. Some wearing/ stress due to age, see pictur

Chinese lacquered mother-of-pearl inlaid four-panel folding screen, incised butterfly motif on red ground framing inlaid figural reserves depicting military scenes, back having gilt flowers and tendri

Chinese soapstone & jade inlaid four panel screen, one side depicting scholar objects, the other side painted to depict figures in a landscape. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Wei Yuan Hsueh and Em

A Chinese Hardstone Folding Table Screen Late Qing Dynasty The four-panel screen decorated in various hardstones to show squirrels and multicolor grapes. Height 17 inches C

Fine Chinese four-panel carved and lacquer screen; each panel inset with carved jade and hardstone flowering precious vessels and scholar's objects, on wood stands; flanked above and below with re

A Chinese Black Lacquered Four-Panel Screen. Bearing an inlaid mother-of-pearl border and applied hardstone decoration to one side Each panel: 72" x 16"

A Chinese Black Lacquered Four-Panel Screen. Bearing an inlaid mother-of-pearl border and applied hardstone decoration to one side Each panel: 72" x 16"

CHINESE SMALL CARVED LACQUER FOUR-PANEL SCREEN, QING DYNASTY (LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY) one side nicely carved with a continuous scene of figures at leisure, the reverse with birds on flowering br

A Chinese Export Lacquer Gilt Four Panel Screen Qing dynasty (1644-1912), late 18th or early 19th century, black lacquer decorated in gilt with finely painted figures engaged in leisure pursuits and d

Chinese Four-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the four panels each depicting a beautiful maiden on a white ground, the lower section decorated with mythical creatures and the top sec

Antique, probably late Qing Dynasty period, Chinese black lacquered four panel floor screen having a genuine mother of pearl inlay design depicting trees with floral blooms and perched birds of paradi

A HARDWOOD AND REVERSE GLASS PAINTED FOUR-PANEL SCREEN, QING China, 1644-1912. Carved in high relief with bats and Shou medallions as well as confronting chilong, the reverse glass paintings with dign

Chinese hardstone inlaid four panel black lacquer room divider screen. Measures 71.5" tall, and with each panel measuring 17.75" wide (total width 71") x 1.75" thick. Each panel has glass lining prote

Qing Dynasty four-panel cloisonne mounted room screen or divider. Formed decorative cloisonne birds and foliage are applied over mortised rosewood panels connected with cotter pin-style hinges. Additi

Chinese Black Lacquer Mother of Pearl & Hardstone Inlaid Four Panel Screen. Each panel measures H: 72" x W: 16"

Chinese Hardstone-Inlaid Single Panel Screen, Qing Dynasty-Republic Period.

Chinese Four-Panel Coromandel Screen, late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)/early Republic period (1912-1949), one side depicting courtly ladies in a palace garden, the other showing ducks along a marshy rive