A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm

A 19th century Chinese Coromandel lacquer twelve-leaf screen, richly hand-painted with landscapes, vegetation and characters. Its reverse side presents a simpler floral and aviary design.

China, Qing Dynasty, circa 1880.

The height is 214 cm, and the width of each panel is 31 cm. Depending on the angle the leaves of the screen are 'accordioned', the overall width can vary between 3 meters and 350 cm