Y A large Chinese huanghuali and marble inset table screen, late Ming or early Qing Dynasty, the mitred frame constructed of rectangular form with a removable central panel inset with marble, with uprights planted into the shaped stretchers and decorated with openwork chilong dragons, flanking a horizontal rectangular panel enclosing a lobed cartouche reticulated with coiling dragons, 80.6cm high x 70.1cm wideSee a similar huanghuali table screen sold at Sotheby's Hong Kong for 562,500 HKD, 5 October 2016, Lot 3104明末清初 黄花梨雕螭龙纹嵌大理石桌屏

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bruises to the extremities, especially the feet. Other minor bruises, chips and general surface wear. The frame is removable.