A Group of Three Chinese-Export Pictorial Wallpaper Panels c.1790-1800 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope Depth: 23” (all at extremities)

Depth: 23” (all at extremities)

Since this picture cannot essentially be inherently valued

these supports would make a superb addition to a porch or balcony

is a likeness of this particular portrait

among which the most famous is the Dragon of Toulouse which sits in the Jardin de Japonaise

A Group of Three Chinese-Export Pictorial Wallpaper Panels c.1790-1800 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope Depth: 23” (all at extremities)Origin: ChinesePeriod: Qing DynastyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790 1800Height: 20. 5Width: 13Depth: 0. 75 (each in frames)The set of three Chinese Export hand painted wall paper panels, in watercolours on paper, depicting various birds in flowering trees and lotus leaves, each within green painted simulated bamboo frames, in faded but beautiful condition and surviving from the zeniths of the eighteenth century. The paintings are in stable overall