Chinese Black Lacquer Four Panel Screen

Chinese Black Lacquer Four Panel Screenhand carved, inset enamel painted decoration; finish on both sides.Provenance: Rothschild's Antiques, St. LouisHeight 6 feet, width of each panel 16 inches

Antique Qing Dynasty Hand Carved and Hand Painted Tall Folding Screen Room Divider Consists of 4 Polychrome Lacquer Panels with hinges Each hand carved Panel with a different landscape scene incorpora

20th C., depicting a village scene. 5'11"h x 16-3/4"w, each panel

158. Chinese black lacquer and hardstone mounted four-panel folding screen, the back with engraved and lacquered foliage decoration. H: 72" W: 64" (Each panel: 72" x 16")

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

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 BLACK LACQUER SCREEN - 20h century. Each panel is painted on one side with a scene of bamboo. The reverse is lavishly decorated with birds and foliage. 71.5" h. x 64" wide. Small br

Late 20th century. Front has flowing trees, lily pads and birds and reverse has bamboo decoration. 72"h. Each panel is 16"w.

A FOUR-PANEL BLACK LACQUER CHINESE SCREEN 20th Century The four-panel screen features colorful incised and polychromed birds perched amongst trees and climbing flora on a black ground. The back featur

Chinese Four Panel Black Lacquer Dressing Screen, 20th c., with elaborate gilt figural and landscape decoration on one side, and floral decoration on the reverse, H.- 72 in., Each Panel- W.- 16 in., T

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

20th c. Each panel of black lacquer with Chinese decorative elements Condition commensurate with age and use. 76"H x 98"W

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

Four panel black lacquer screen with a scene of cranes in a marshy landscape on one side and sparrows among bamboo on the other. 20th C. Each panel approx. 72" H x 16" W.

Black Lacquer and Mother of Pearl Folding Screen This Chinese (black lacquer and mother of pearl) inlaid 4-panel folding screen has four motifs of birds and floras- representing the four seasons on ea

DESCRIPTION: Chinese lacquered four panel desk screen with black lacquer ground and decorated with figural filled courtyard and landscape Mother-Of-Shell applied motifs, and painted details throughout

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

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

E, 20th Century, Chinese, 4-Panel Lacquer Floor Screen. Black lacquer with applied hardstone & mother-of pearl relief decoration of children in a landscape, inlaid mother of pearl border, painted deta

Panels hand carved and hand painted with beautiful ornate birds and flower. One is panel: 16"W x 72"H. In total the 4 panels : 64"W x 72"H.

With inlaid spinach jade, mother of pearl and precious stones; each panel depicting a different figural scene of women, children, farmers and scholars. Set on a black lacquer background with hand pain

A Chinese Lacquered and Hardstone Inlay Four Panel Folding Screen 20th century, black lacquer panels with dark reddish-brown borders, on front side each panel is decorated with applied hardstone vases

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

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