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3514
$29,900.00

FINE CHINESE POLYCHROME IVORY TABLE SCREEN. 19th century or earlier, China. The unusual fixed tripartite screen profusely carved with cloudbands, set with ivory inlaid shou characters and bats in flight centering a jade pendant carved as a butterfly. The central painted panel overlaid with ivory depicting a baboon seated on a rocky shore beneath a fruit tree flanked by narrow painted panels overlaid with ivory, one depicting exotic birds in a flowering tree at water’s edge, the other depicting a bird with black plumage beneath a conifer overgrown with flowering vinery. Each panel in muted polychrome colors. Screen mounted on a base the multiple carved borders above a scrolling molded apron on ogee bracket feet. The frame ebonized. SIZE: 31″ h x 33″ l x 5″ d. CONDITION: Inlaid ivory bat missing in central crest. Back of screen with lifting of painted surfaces. Otherwise very good. 9-27825 (2,000-3,000)


Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - Winter 2013
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