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An Anglo-indian Carved Walnut Screen Frame C.1920
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An Anglo-indian Carved Walnut Screen Frame C.1920

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Jeckyll & Co
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Well conceived and nicely balanced with intricate carving incorporating stylised flowers, foliage and a central lotus blossom. The lotus is an important symbol in many cultures and religions signifying, amongst other qualities, mental purity and resilence.

89cm high x 58cm wide x 28cm deep, internal dimensions for picture or banner: 53cm x 49cm

Structurally sound, with very minor wear commensurate with age. A few of the tear-shaped wooden retainers to the back of the screen are missing.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price. Please let me know if you have any questions.

For news and stock updates foillow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

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Jeckyll & Co has dated this Anglo Indian Screen Frame to the 1920s.

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Well conceived and nicely balanced with intricate carving incorporating stylised flowers, foliage and a central lotus blossom.
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The lotus is an important symbol in many cultures and religions signifying, amongst other qualities, mental purity and resilence.
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fig 1. A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet.
fig 1. An Anglo-indian Carved Walnut Screen Frame C.1920

89cm high x 58cm wide x 28cm deep, internal dimensions for picture or banner: 53cm x 49cm

Structurally sound, with very minor wear commensurate with age. A few of the tear-shaped wooden retainers to the back of the screen are missing.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price. Please let me know if you have any questions.

For news and stock updates foillow us on Instagram: jeckyllandco

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Jeckyll & Co has dated this Anglo Indian Screen Frame to the 1920s.

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A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet.
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Archive I A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet.

An Anglo-indian Carved Walnut Screen Frame C.1920

Archive II A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet. View II
Archive III A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet. View III
Archive IV A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet. View IV
Archive V A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet. View V
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A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet.
An Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame c.1920
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A freestanding Anglo-Indian carved walnut screen frame featuring an arched floral crest and splayed scrolled feet.
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  • ObjectFire Screens
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleAnglo-Indian
  • MaterialWalnut
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsArched cresting, Floral relief carving, Scrolled feet, Moulded frame

This Anglo-Indian screen frame from the 1920s is made from warm brown walnut with a moulded frame. The top features an arched cresting decorated with intricate floral relief carving, including stylised flowers, foliage, and a central lotus blossom. The structure stands on splayed scrolled feet and has very minor wear commensurate with age, along with some missing tear-shaped wooden retainers at the back. It measures 89 cm high, 58 cm wide, and 28 cm deep, with internal dimensions of 53 cm by 49 cm. Suitable for use in a gentleman's library or beside a fireplace hearth, this piece holds a picture or banner inside its frame. It functions as a freestanding decorative accessory to add traditional character to a room while displaying textiles or artwork.

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Anglo-Indian fire screens were produced during the British colonial period in India, combining Western furniture forms with intricate regional hand-carving techniques.

These frames were typically crafted from solid dense hardwoods, such as walnut, teak, or rosewood, utilizing traditional mortise and tenon joinery topped with relief carving.

Authentic period examples feature precise hand-carving with slight natural variations, deeply undercut floral or foliage motifs, and aged patination along structural joint lines.

A carved timber screen frame can be positioned near a fireplace or fitted with tapestry, modern textiles, or mirrored glass to serve as a freestanding decorative focal point.

Dust recessed carvings regularly using a dry, soft-bristled brush, and apply a clear beeswax polish periodically to nourish the timber and retain its natural finish.
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