Chinese Antique Screen with Carved Figures material-wool This piece would have been

This piece would have been affixed high in the room to define either its length or breadth

The paintings on the doors and outer panels

With a decorative brass fitting for hanging

The colour is original - the dark lacquer now worn particularly around the feet and lower apron

Sixteen drawers in total can hold up to 400 CDs or use them for socks or cosmetics

Chinese Antique Screen with Carved Figures material-wool This piece would have beenZhejiang, circa 1850 This stunning screen dates to the middle of the nineteenth century, where it was produced for a home in the city of Hangzhou in Zhejiang province. It is made from elm wood, with four tall panels hinged to create a concertina style screen. The panel are each split into three sections, with the small upper and large middle sections carved through with intricate lattice work and the bottom sections in relief. The workmanship is