FOUR PANELS CHINESE EMBROIDERY FLOWERS HANGED SCREENS

FOUR PANELS OF CHINESE EMBROIDERY TAPESTRY OF BIRD AND FLOWER. L. 116 cm. W. 42 cm. Domestic shipping $100 and oversea $300. Combined shipping available. Local pickup at our NJ warehouse available. We

A Chinese four panel kesi silk embroidery screen, each ivory ground panel depicting battles from the Three Kingdoms (220-280 A.D.), including some warriors on foot, others on horse, inset in ebonized

Set of four Chinese embroidery panels, depicting birds and flowers, signed Xu Zhi Ping. Circa late 19th C. - Early 20th C. 14 1/2"W x 42"H

Possibly a Table screen Converted to a fireplace screen. Four Hinged panels, with embroidered inserts under glass. Finely carved crests and panel details. Late 19th or Early 20th Century. 37" tall x 3

Two (2) framed Chinese embroideries, each frame containing four (4) panels, two (2) depicting equestrian riders and men with flags, spears, and swords against abstract cloud backgrounds and two (2) de

A set of four finely decorated Chinese silk embroidery panels, flower and birds, framed, 20th century, 13 1/2" x 33 3/4" (each)

Two Chinese artworks, including: framed embroidery depicting colorful birds amid bamboo, with inscription; together with four-panel screen with printed and hand-embellished scenery, depicting figures

Chinese four panel metal and wood screen, featuring flowers of the four seasons sculpted from iron, outer panel: 75.75"h x 17.75"w

A framed Chinese silk embroidery with a large peacock and several other birds in a wooded environment. Four Chinese characters embroiders in the upper left. Window opening: W. 14 1/4" (36.2 cm), H. 20

Chinese, second half 20th century An ebonized black lacquer four panel screen with flower, foliate and bird motif Unmarked Approx. h. 72.25", w. 64.5"

Chinese four-panel coromandel folding screen, displaying birds and flowers on gold colored ground, 72"h. x 64"w.

Chinese four-panel folding screen with birds and flowers design. Dimensions: (Closed) H 72" x W 16" x D 3" Condition: Some losses and chips to lacquer. Tarnish to feet.

Four panel Chinese screen, early 20th century hand decorated with flowers, birds, temple and shores. Each side different scenes

Stunningly detailed with gilt birds, tree branches and flowers, each panel varies slightly in details, some including more birds than others, and some with more flowers. There is openwork around each

Chinese four-panel painted paper screen, depicting a cart with flowers; 54" x 101" (overall, approx.) Condition: heavy wear, tears, holes, losses

A Four-Panel Kesi Embroidery Screen. Decorated with birds, firefly and butterfly among leafy branches and peony and chrysanthemum flowers, mounted in four wooden frames carved in openwork with scrolls

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

An Asian four panel folding table screen. Each panel decorated using jade, coral and hardstone to depict urn vases filled with flowers. Chinese calligraphy titles above the flowers. Titles written in

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 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.

DESCRIPTION: Vintage Chinese four panel ebonized wood screen featuring cut and polychrome painted with a continuous depiction of birds, flowers and foliage throughout, completed with further gilt frui

Chinese four panel Coromandel screen, featuring pairs of various birds on a black lacquer ground, reversed with reserves of flowers, panel approx: 72.25"h x 16"w

Chinese Four Panel Screen, each panel has a carved hardwood frame surrounding sections of a "Kossu" silk embroidery(as is) covered with glass, 18 1/4" x 72 1/2"each, appears to be 19th/20thC.Estimate:

Chinese four panel hardstone overlaid screen, featuring scenes with the female warrior Liang Hongyu, the bottom section having scholar's items, the back painted with bird and flowers, each panel appro