A Chinese Polychromed Eight Panel Coromandel Screen

A Chinese Polychromed Eight Panel Coromandel Screen Height of each panel 83 1/2 x width 16 inches.

Chinese, 20th century. A Chinese a double sided eight-panel black lacquer and polychromed carved coromandel screen depicting marsh scenes with cranes and various other water fowl amongst draping water

Chinese Coromandel Screen, relief carved black lacquered panels with eight individual polychromed village and battle scenes, the upper and lower panels have bird, animal and landscape scenes; brown la

Chinese Coromandel lacquer eight panel screen, one side with gilded and polychromed court scenes, the reverse with a polychromed landscape. Each panel: 96" H x 18" W; fully extended: 144" L.

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

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 Eight-Panel Coromandel Screen 20th century, the screen decorated with parcel-gilt cranes framed with scrollwork borders, marked with Chinese characters in the upper left, the lower potion deco

Tall Chinese eight-panel coromandel lacquer screen; depicting carved birds amid blossoming trees; 84" x 136" approx

Large and impressive Chinese eight panel coromandel screen depicting the Imperial Palace with gilt accents, the reverse side with a landscape scene of birds among bamboo and rocks, 7' 8" high x 12' wi

Chinese eight panel coromandel screen, 20th century, depicting a palatial courtyard with seated emperor and emperess surrounded by garden foliage, musicians and dancers, 97"h x 144"w when fully opened

Chinese eight panel Coromandel screen, one side decorated figures in a pavilion complex, reversed with birds and flowers, 84"h

Chinese eight panel Coromandel screen, featuring birds and flowers on a black ground, 84.5"h x 16"w

A Chinese eight panel "Coromandel" lacquer screen Each side decorated with numerous figures and pavilions in a landscape. H: 70 1/2, W: 14 3/4 in. (width of each panel)

Large Chinese eight-panel coromandel lacquer screen; featuring a dense gilt figural scene on a black ground, bordered by circular panels of various floral-motifs; 96" x 16" (each, approx.&

Chinese Eight Panel Coromandel Lacquer Screen with Hardstone Inlay. Each panel inset with a hardwood floating panel carved in relief with figures in paradise scenes. China. The first half of 20th Cent

Chinese eight-panel Coromandel lacquer screen, 20th c., China, carved black lacquered wood with polychrome painted figural decoration, brass hinges and foot caps, each panel 84"h x 16"w

Chinese eight-panel Coromandel lacquer screen, 20th c., China, carved black lacquered wood with polychrome painted figural decoration, brass hinges and foot caps, each panel: 84"h x 16"w

The front side decorated richly with a courtly scene of women in a courtyard with censors beyond a dragon border. The back decorated with trees, flowers and birds

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

An unusual large and beautiful Chinese Coromandel screen from the late 1700s with a fabulous rosewood carved frame from the mid to late 1800s. The subject matter reminiscent of the times having, vigne

84 x 16 inches or 84 x 128 inches (unfolded) Condition: Good, scattered minor finish wear Temp No 6606

Chinese eight-panel, double-sided coromandel wooden screen carved and painted with central vignettes depicting processional village festival scenes topped with still life scenes with vases and fruit a

A Chinese Coromandel Eight-Panel Screen. Each panel: 79" x 16"

Black lacquered with hand painted and gilded incised carved figural, dragon, aviary, foliate and wildlife motifs. Depicting scenes of Hanlin Academy in the 17th C. Late Qing - Republic era. Areas of l