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 front side of the screen features a large wide view of a Court yard with a Queen Consort in the center amongst several court ladies attendants, children and exotic animals such as a peacocok. The Queen Consort is adorned with crown and long flowing Crimson red robes. The back side of the screen provides us with a methaphor and auspicious symbolism. The inscription reads "Old Pine Tree Flowing Like Dragon." "Deer Hiding In Grass". The scene accompanying the beautiful inscription displays auspicious paintings of an old yet blossoming flowing, almost Dragon-esque Pine Tree whose branches envelope the sky as well as a Crane and a pair of Deer resting peacefully in the center of the scene underneath the central Pine tree. The screen eminates & promotes Prosperity & Longevity. Provenance: Estate of A Well Known Art & Antique Collector, Mr. Eduardo Fernandez. Mr. Fernandez had received a Christies Appraisal for this lovely Coromandel Screen in 1996, for a conservative low estimate of $4,000 / 6,000. ** A photo of the The original Christies Appraisal and documentation are available for serious clients upon request ** Each Panel Measures approimately: 72 in (Height) x 15 in (width) x 0.5 in (Thickness) x 10 lbs each. The entire Screen is approximately 120 inches in width.

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