A PAIR OF INSCRIBED AND INLAID LACQUERED WOOD WALL PANELS, LATE QING DYNASTY

each embellished with jade, cloisonne enamel, ivory, bone, wood, mother of pearl and lacquer to form a variety of emblems and works of art, somedisplayed on stands, and with a titled ten line poem, all reserved on the black lacquer ground within the hardwood frame

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110 X 68CM

• Lot Sold $5,000 (Hammer Price)
• $6,100 (Hammer Price with Buyer's Premium)

Condition Report

Lot 34 Pair of Wall Panels: Some surface cracks and shallow nicks/flakes, some hairline cracks around frame edges. Some very small pieces of inlay missing in inscriptions. One panel with the jade fish applique reglued and the flame applique possibly a replacement, a repaired surface chip below the flame applique. The other with the jade parasol applique showing traces of glue, the fish applique a replacement, the Buddhist lion applique possibly a replacement. A shallow chip to the side of the lacquer bell and to the side of the tassle below. Some gaps in the frame joins. - Ann Roberts