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THE SCREEN KANGXI PERIOD, DATED 1719, THE BASE DESIGNED BY WILLIAM HAINES, CIRCA 1960
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A CHINESE COROMANDEL LACQUER TEN-PANEL FLOOR SCREEN
THE SCREEN KANGXI PERIOD, DATED 1719, THE BASE DESIGNED BY WILLIAM HAINES, CIRCA 1960
Depicting various officials, ladies and young boys in a continuous pavilion scene, between a thin border of stylized characters, the reverse with a inscription and dedication, lacking each end panel, reduced
94 ¼ in. (239.4 cm.) high x 195 in. (495.3 cm.) wide, overall
THE SCREEN KANGXI PERIOD, DATED 1719, THE BASE DESIGNED BY WILLIAM HAINES, CIRCA 1960
Depicting various officials, ladies and young boys in a continuous pavilion scene, between a thin border of stylized characters, the reverse with a inscription and dedication, lacking each end panel, reduced
94 ¼ in. (239.4 cm.) high x 195 in. (495.3 cm.) wide, overall
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