Chinese Four-Panel Black Lacquer Screen with Mother-of-Pearl Decorations, Late 19th Century

Elegant Chinese four-panel folding screen dating from the late 19th century, crafted in wood and finished with refined black lacquer decoration. The four panels are embellished with a sophisticated court life scene set within an elegant oriental garden, featuring figures, traditional architecture, a bridge, trees, and floral motifs, all executed with exceptional richness of detail. The lower sections of each panel are decorated with ornamental reserves depicting flowers and birds, finely rendered in mother-of-pearl, while the frames feature delicate decorative patterns that enhance the overall elegance of the piece. A remarkable example of Chinese decorative art from the late Qing period, combining craftsmanship, precious materials, and the refined aesthetic of traditional oriental interiors. Origin: China Period: Late 1800s (19th century) Dimensions: (40 x 4) x 183h cm