A Chinese carved hardwood kesi silk four panel screen,

A Chinese carved hardwood kesi silk four panel screen, depicting warriors in a landscape, about 1900, H 68,5 - 22,5 x 38 cm

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:

A Chinese Four-Panel Kesi Panel Folding Screen. Each screen has an embroidered silk kesi insert, glazed, depicting warriors in different settings, all between wooden panels carved in openwork. {Each:

Chinese carved hardwood four panel floor screen depicting traditional scenes within a foliate landscape. 72.5” H x 72” width extended.

A Chinese Carved Hardwood Four-Panel Screen 20TH CENTURY carved to show stalks of leafy bamboo. Each: height 70 x width 18 inches, 178 x 46 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois

A Chinese Carved Hardwood Four-Panel Floor Screen 19th Century Height 63 x width of each panel 16 inches. Property from the Collection of Ms. Terry Van Lear, Palm Beach, Florida

A Chinese Carved Hardwood and Jade Four-Panel Room Screen, 20th century 73 inches high (18

A Chinese Carved Hardwood, Blue and White Porcelain Four Panel Floor Screen, 20th Century. Panel dimensions: h: 77 1/2 x w: 20 1/8 x d: 1 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese

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

Superb 19th century Chinese carved hardwood firescreen with inset embroidered silk panel with flowering tree, peacock, and other birds, known as the Hundred Birds design. The base has 4 carved foo lio

Two 19C Chinese Silk Kesi Embroidered Panels. Carved hardwood frames. Depicting battle scenes. Unsigned. Losses to one frame. Toni from age. Dings to back, one has pushed through to the front. Silk Me

Chinese five panel carved hardwood screen, each panel divided into four sections, the top having three bats against a pierced fretwork ground, the second a relief carved panel depicting two of the Chi

Highly Decorative Chinese Blue and White Porcelain Inset Hardwood Four Panel Screen , 20th c., reticulated wood panel, carved with scrollwork, peaches, and bats, porcelain decorated with landscape sce

Chinese Four panel screen with embroidered paneling, late 19th/early 20th century Hardwood, silk Unmarked Approx. height 52", width 60.75"

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

A Chinese Six Panel Carved Hardwood Screen with Paintings on Silk Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century, ink and colors on silk, six vertical paintings depicting scenes from the classic 18th-century

DESCRIPTION: Four panel table screen built via joinery and metal hinges and featuring a painted silk image on either side of each panel. Images on one side depict bird, floral, and foliage motifs; ima

Chinese 18/19 Century 4 Hard Wood Framed, hinged Panel Screen with 16 Sections of Kesi Silk Tapestry with Gold wrapped thread accents, each of the 16 sections bordered with black and green satin ribbo

Chinese A four panel elaborately carved screen featuring dragon head crests, foliate frames with embroidered silk insets under glass, lower carved panels with birds, fish and animals, with scrolled en

19th century. Pierce carved hardwood with foo dog feet and finely embroidered silk panel with exotic birds. Ht. 32" x W 22" x D 8 1/2".

Including a four-panel silk table screen, a table sculpture carved as two birds on branch, and a carving carved with a dragon on one side and a phoenix on the verso, 18.7inch L, 12.2inch W (table scre

and Carved Stone Table Screen Chinese, Qing Dynasty and possibly Qianlong period, the finely carved frame possibly huang huali, the removable screen with hand painted silk panel with applied carved st

Four Chinese Silk Embroidered PanelsFour Chinese silk embroidered panels; each depicting birds amid flowers in a pond, two on blue ground and the other cream; set into carved plum blossom hardwood fra

Qing dynasty, four woven kesi panels depicting outdoor scenes with men and women in recreation and at work, each panel sandwiched between two panes of glass within carved and painted folding wood fram