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Late 19th century gilded wooden screen

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Late 19th century gilded wooden screen
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2 700 €
Period :
19th century
Provenance :
France
Medium :
Gilded wood
Dimensions :
l. 69.69 inch X H. 62.99 inch

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Galerie Lauretta

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Late 19th century gilded wooden screen

Three-panel screen, late 19th century
Carved wood with gold leaf decoration, adorned with foliage, shells, and acanthus leaves.
The lower section features panels painted with Vernis Martin, depicting romantic scenes on the front. The reverse side is lined with a reupholstered moiré fabric.
The upper section is glazed.
Very good condition.
Width of each panel: 23.5 inches

Delevery information :

Delivery in France and worldwide.
France: between 50 and 250 euros depending on the size and destination.
For overseas please contact us.

Secure packaging with insurance

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