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19th Century Pair of Burmese Panels
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19th Century Pair of Burmese Panels

19th century
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A very decorative pair of 19th century fretwork carved hardwood panels depicting a central figure on each one surrounded by scrolling leaves and flowers.

Each one is very slightly different in size although they were definitely made to go together.

H 76.5 x 67.5 cm

H 77 x 69.5 cm

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Treasury Antiques has dated these Burmese Carved Wooden Panels to the 19th Century.

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SA1228544
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838
Dealers Notes

We are happy to answer any questions so please call us on 07969635908 or 07910111592. You will also find us on Instagram at treasuryantiques.We are open by appointment at our workshop in Wiltshire so do please call if you’d like to come and see our stock. Based near Bath, Owen and Lucia have a wide range of decorative antiques and furniture and are passionate about sourcing beautiful and interesting pieces for your home.

With many years of experience in interior decorating and in the antiques trade between them. Owen as both a dealer and conservator is a graduate of the prestigious West Dean College, and as a result Treasury Antiques takes a light approach to conservation and restores pieces only where necessary. Lucia, with many years of experience in the decorative interiors world is constantly looking for beautiful, quirky and individual pieces to add character to any home.

do please contact us with any queries you may have.

Description
A very decorative pair of 19th century fretwork carved hardwood panels depicting a central figure on each one surrounded by scrolling leaves and flowers.

Each one is very slightly different in size although they were definitely made to go together.

H 76.5 x 67.5 cm

H 77 x 69.5 cm

Date of Manufacture

Treasury Antiques has dated these Burmese Carved Wooden Panels to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1228544
Dealers Internal Ref
838
Treasury Antiques
Treasury Antiques
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Sourcing beautiful antique furniture and decorative pieces for your home

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A pair of square dark teak wall panels featuring openwork floral and deity carvings surrounded by dark timber frames.
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Archive I A pair of square dark teak wall panels featuring openwork floral and deity carvings surrounded by dark timber frames.

19th century pair of Burmese panels

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A pair of square dark teak wall panels featuring openwork floral and deity carvings surrounded by dark timber frames.
19th century pair of Burmese panels
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A pair of square dark teak wall panels featuring openwork floral and deity carvings surrounded by dark timber frames.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Nineteenth-century Burmese wood carving is recognised for deep relief execution, intricate openwork fretwork, and detailed representations of floral motifs and sacred figures. Historically commissioned for religious structures and royal residences, these works showcase skilled South East Asian craftsmanship.

Craftsmen predominantly used solid teak timber owing to its fine grain, natural oils, and exceptional durability. The openwork relief patterns were carved entirely by hand before being set within protective timber borders.

Authentic period examples exhibit hand-tool marks, subtle variations in relief depth, and natural age-related shrinkage at the joints. Original pieces also develop a deep, rich patina across the wood surface through decades of handling and air exposure.

Mounting these panels in pairs against a neutral wall backdrop highlights their openwork construction and architectural detail. They function effectively as focal points when positioned above a console table, sideboard, or within an eclectic gallery wall.

Remove dust regularly using a soft-bristled brush to reach recessed carved details without scratching the surface. Keep the timber away from direct heat sources and apply a light coating of natural beeswax polish annually to preserve the timber patina.
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