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Eight-leaf Coromandel lacquer screen carved on one sid…

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CHINA - 19th century Eight-leaf Coromandel lacquer screen carved on one side with a palace scene of an official receiving dignitaries, the border with four reserves on each leaf of different shapes depicting scholars and their servants, flowering vases and landscapes. (Restorations, cut at the top). H. 165.8 cm. Leaf width 38.2 cm

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CHINA - 19th century Eight-leaf Coromandel lacquer screen carved on one side with a palace scene of an official receiving dignitaries, the border with four reserves on each leaf of different shapes depicting scholars and their servants, flowering vases and landscapes. (Restorations, cut at the top). H. 165.8 cm. Leaf width 38.2 cm

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