Chinese Seven Panel Coromandel Screen

A Chinese Export "Coromandel" Lacquer Seven-Panel Screen 19th Century Height 90 1/2 x width of each panel 15 1/2 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Pamela K. Hull Trust, Chicago

Oxblood Field Screen with delicate decoration on both sides in green, cream and gold, on thin panels for ease of movement; the front depicting twenty-eight figures in seven distinct narrative groups o

Chinese small seven panel screen porcelain plaques, enameled with various figures, including Daoist immortals, accented by underglazed blue floral plaques, approx: 32"h x 6.4"w

CHINESE PANEL COROMANDEL SCREEN, GOLD GILT AND PAINTED WITH BIRDS AND CALLIGRAPY, BRASS CAP FEET, BLACK ENAMEL WITH PAINTED BIRDS AND CALLIGRAPHY ON VERSO, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 72" X 64", SKU537.09 P8

Jiaqing Era, circa 1800 large and impressive double sided screen, with exotic pagoda and court scenes with diapered bordering. 84 in. H., 16 1/2 in. W. Warwick Interior Design, Inc., 19 E. 80th St. Ne

For your consideration a rare & important double sided Kangxi Mark & Period Eight-Panel Coromandel Screen. The coromandel screen is double sided and connects a harmonious & prosperious theme. The fron

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.

Lot 189 Chinese Four Panel Coromandel Screen gilt, paint. wood Wood carved panels with gilding depicting a pavilion scene with warriors and generals, decorated with cherry blossoms in the border overa

Early 20th C each panel with a center scene of figures in pavilions beneath smaller panels decorated with foliage and landscapes beneath porcelain insets with inscriptions. ScreenSize: 40 x 22 in.

A Chinese twelve panel coromandel screen, each red lacquered double sided panel depicting Officials in an exterior courtyard, the reverse featuring birds and flowers including peonies, lotus and prunu

Chinese four panel polychrome coromandel lacquer screen depicting a court scene on a gold ground on one side, and a water scene with herons hand water lilies on the other. 72" H x 16" W (each panel, 6

From a Westchester NY estate. Dimensions: each panel measures approx. 9" w x 39.5" h.

Six(6) panel coromandel decorated screen. Depicting a village scene with many figures; 72in.H. x 16in.W.(each panel) x 96in.W.(overall)

Chinese four panel Coromandel style screen, one side featuring birds-and-flowers; reversed by figures in a garden, largest: 72"h

A Chinese Four Panel Coromandel Screenlate 19th or early 20th century, the front black lacquer painted with a walled village scene of Chinese figures engaged in leisurely activities, the reverse stain

Four(4) panel coromandel decorated screen, Depicting a garden landscape with birds on branches; 72in.H. x 16in.W.(each panel) x 64in.W.(overall)

Hand Painted Chinese 4 Panel Coromandel Screen . This vintage hand painted Chinese four panel coromandel screen features a floral and bird motif. Black lacquer frame with brass hardware. 37 inches tal

Village scene with figures. Borders with serpents, fruit, and flowers. Writing on verso. Not all hinges in tact. 84"H with 5 18" panels

CHINESE 12 PANEL COROMANDEL SCREEN, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY, features a landscape scene with pavilions and figures carved and incised with colored pigments with Chinese calligraphy the upper border de

Antique Chinese eight-panel Coromandel screen, c 18th c. China, polychrome lacquered wood, decorated on two sides, court scene on the front, mountain landscape on reverse, 76.5"h x 15"w (panel) Proven

Chinese Eight-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)/Qianlong Dynasty (1736-1795), the lacquered wood screen depicting a scene from the historic "Battle of Red Cliffs", with small reserves

Chinese Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen second half 20th century, the polychrome lacquer screen depicting figures in a terraced garden setting, within dragon-pattern borders surrounded with auspicious

Chinese Four-Panel Coromandel Screen mid-20th century, the central panels decorated with carved hardstone flowers and fruiting plum branches, cockerels and pine trees, the upper and lower panels pierc

Chinese Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the brightly painted black lacquer folding screen depicting an elaborately rendered village scene with numerous figures engaged in man