Antique Chinese Table Screen with Carved Stone Inlay and Two Framed Japanese Woodblock Prints B

- Antique Chinese Table Screen: Double-sided wooden table screen with ornate carved frame and integrated stand - Constructed of mahogany wood with bamboo-style carved borders and a pierced openwork apron at the base - Textile or silk panel intricately inlaid with carved natural materials including stone, possible jade-like hardstone, and coral - Imagery includes a flowering pine tree, plum blossoms, birds in flight, and stylized rockery formations, all in raised relief - Chinese calligraphy is present in the upper right corner of the textile panel; Reverse side displays a painted bamboo motif with calligraphy on finished wood panel, likely hand-painted in pigment - Estimated age: early to mid-20th century, possibly Republic Period (1912–1949) - Overall condition: Some visible surface wear, small areas of lifting or loss in the inlay (, age-related discoloration to fabric; structurally sound and stable - Dimensions: 39" W x 16" D x 57" H (including base and stand) - Two Framed Japanese Woodblock Prints: Includes two individual framed works on paper in the Japanese Ukiyo-e style - One depicts a historical or theatrical figure scene featuring a large male figure with dramatic facial expression and flowing robes (likely a kabuki actor or warrior); The other print portrays a landscape scene, possibly a townscape with figures on a bridge, Mt. Fuji in the background, and birds flying overhead; red artist seal visible in upper corner - Frame dimensions approximately 15" H x 12" W each - The Asian table screen if large and very heavy, suggested to bring appropriate help/moving help devices, and Protective moving material - Bring appropriate help and vehicle to move Measurements: 39x16x57 Pickup category timeslot {B}

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