Coromandel Screen

CHINESE 12 PANEL COROMANDEL SCREEN, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY, features a landscape scene with pavilions and figures carved and incised with colored pigments with Chinese calligraphy the upper border de

Piero Fornasetti. Small 'Gran Coromandel' screen, 1958. H. 137 x 140 x 3 cm. Made by Fornasetti, Milan. Wood, lithograph, red and black with gold. Brass hinges.

Antique Chinese eight-panel Coromandel screen, c 18th c. China, polychrome lacquered wood, decorated on two sides, court scene on the front, mountain landscape on reverse, 76.5"h x 15"w (panel) Proven

Chinese Twelve Panel Black Lacquered Coromandel Screen depicting building and courtyard scene with figures height 108 inches, length 240 inches

Jiaqing Era, circa 1800 large and impressive double sided screen, with exotic pagoda and court scenes with diapered bordering. 84 in. H., 16 1/2 in. W. Warwick Interior Design, Inc., 19 E. 80th St. Ne

Chinese Eight-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911)/Qianlong Dynasty (1736-1795), the lacquered wood screen depicting a scene from the historic "Battle of Red Cliffs", with small reserves

Chinese Art 19th Century six panel Carved Wood and Lacquer Coromandel Screen and Jade Stone . The dimension is 72 inches high x 16 inches wide each panel. Pick up only . This item ships from New York

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 fron

Chinese Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen second half 20th century, the polychrome lacquer screen depicting figures in a terraced garden setting, within dragon-pattern borders surrounded with auspicious

Nine red lacquer sections, each with inlaid jade, stone, and composite panels, as well as recessed carved and painted panels. Gilt painted borders, each section measures 89.75" h. x 13.5" x 1.75". Con

Chinese twelve-panel coromandel lacquer screen; decorated in elaborate detail with a figural court scene; within a border of vases and flowers; the reverse with calligraphic poem; dated Qianlong, but

Coromandel screen having 12 lacquer panels incised with various genre scenes. Pierced and carved depictions of birds and foliage. Reverse consists of plain panels. 113 inches height, 18 feet 5 inches

Chinese Four-Panel Coromandel Screen mid-20th century, the central panels decorated with carved hardstone flowers and fruiting plum branches, cockerels and pine trees, the upper and lower panels pierc

Provenance: Estate from The Wilshire, Los Angeles; each panel: 96 x 17 1/4 inches

An unusual large and beautiful Chinese Coromandel screen from the late 1700s with a fabulous rosewood carved frame from the mid to late 1800s. The subject matter reminiscent of the times having, vigne

Chinese Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the brightly painted black lacquer folding screen depicting an elaborately rendered village scene with numerous figures engaged in man

Chinese Qing four panel coromandel screen, one side depicting people watching a lady practice swords, the other depicting birds and flowers. PROVENANCE: From the Tung Family Collection, Austin, Texas.

A Chinese Polychromed Eight Panel Coromandel Screen Height of each panel 83 1/2 x width 16 inches.

Chinese Eight-Panel Coromandel Screen 20th century, the screen decorated with parcel-gilt cranes framed with scrollwork borders, marked with Chinese characters in the upper left, the lower potion deco

Eight panel carved black lacquer and polychrome Coromandel screen. Side 1 with continuous palace scene with figures. Upper panels with river and mountain scenes; lower panels with seasonal flowers. Si

10 Panel Chinese Coromandel Screen, Each Piece 96" x 17 3/4".

84 x 16 inches or 84 x 128 inches (unfolded) Condition: Good, scattered minor finish wear Temp No 6606

MONUMNETAL CHINESE COROMANDEL FOLDING SCREEN WITH TWO SIDES AND TEN PANELS. Height: 8 ft. 10 in. by Width: 18 ft. 0 in.

Large Chinese Ebonized, Parcel-Gilt and Polychrome Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen 20th century, depicting a continuous forest scene with exotic birds, terminating in square feet with brass caps. h. 10