Lot 66W 清晚期 木雕緞綉鳥獸圖嵌粉彩山水人物花卉圖瓷板十扇屏風 | PARAVENT À DIX FEUILLES EN BOIS ET PANNEAUX EN SOIE BRODÉE
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| 拍卖公司 | 邦瀚斯 |
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| 拍卖时间 | 2026年06月09日 |
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清晚期 木雕緞綉鳥獸圖嵌粉彩山水人物花卉圖瓷板十扇屏風 | PARAVENT À DIX FEUILLES EN BOIS ET PANNEAUX EN SOIE BRODÉE
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Fin de la Dynastie Qing (1644-1911)
A TEN-PANEL HARDWOOD SCREEN MOUNTED WITH EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS
Late Qing Dynasty
Comprising eight panels, each set with a finely embroidered silk panel depicting a variety of birds and animals perched on gnarled branches and rocks, with an additional panel on each side each set with small famille rose porcelain plaques, all within an elaborately decorated wood frame, intricately carved in shallow relief with bats suspending auspicious knots and antiquities, the reverse similarly decorated.
Each panel 36.5 cm x 177.5 cm (14 3/8 in. x 69 7/8 in.) (10).
Footnotes
清晚期 木雕緞綉鳥獸圖嵌粉彩山水人物花卉圖瓷板十扇屏風
The quality, subtle colour scheme and variety of stitching techniques of the embroidered silk panels on this screen suggest that they were made in Guangdong where specialised workshops were known for the high quality of embroidered silks. A high percentage of these pieces were manufactured in the late 19th century for export to the west as the economy of the Pearl River delta started to gear itself towards foreign trade. For a more in-depth overview of this type of textile see Li Yulai and Li Yufang, , Shanghai, 2012, pp. 73-83. The finest examples were made for the Qing court as several examples in the Palace Museum collections illustrate. One example dated to the Qianlong period is published in Shan Guoqiang (ed.), , Hong Kong, 2005, pp. 50-51, no 20.
A TEN-PANEL HARDWOOD SCREEN MOUNTED WITH EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS
Late Qing Dynasty
Comprising eight panels, each set with a finely embroidered silk panel depicting a variety of birds and animals perched on gnarled branches and rocks, with an additional panel on each side each set with small famille rose porcelain plaques, all within an elaborately decorated wood frame, intricately carved in shallow relief with bats suspending auspicious knots and antiquities, the reverse similarly decorated.
Each panel 36.5 cm x 177.5 cm (14 3/8 in. x 69 7/8 in.) (10).
Footnotes
清晚期 木雕緞綉鳥獸圖嵌粉彩山水人物花卉圖瓷板十扇屏風
The quality, subtle colour scheme and variety of stitching techniques of the embroidered silk panels on this screen suggest that they were made in Guangdong where specialised workshops were known for the high quality of embroidered silks. A high percentage of these pieces were manufactured in the late 19th century for export to the west as the economy of the Pearl River delta started to gear itself towards foreign trade. For a more in-depth overview of this type of textile see Li Yulai and Li Yufang, , Shanghai, 2012, pp. 73-83. The finest examples were made for the Qing court as several examples in the Palace Museum collections illustrate. One example dated to the Qianlong period is published in Shan Guoqiang (ed.), , Hong Kong, 2005, pp. 50-51, no 20.
