A striking six-fold decorative screen, richly lacquered in deep black and adorned with exquisite hardstone inlay work, dating to circa 1900. Each panel is a visual poem, featuring hand-applied motifs of birds, blossoms, and branches rendered in semi-precious stones and coloured pigments—evoking the refined artistry of late Qing or early Republic craftsmanship.
The lower sections are carved in relief with traditional fretwork and floral detailing, adding depth and texture to the composition. Hinged for flexibility, the screen functions beautifully as a room divider, backdrop, or statement piece in both classical and contemporary interiors.
Ideal for collectors, stylists, or designers seeking a piece that blends decorative opulence with cultural heritage. A rare and elegant addition to any curated space.
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1191133
Dateline of this antique is 1900
Height is 183cm (72.0inches)
Width is 270cm (106.3inches)
Depth is 20cm (7.9inches)
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