17th Century Chinese Coromandel Panels Decorative in a wonderfully untouched state

in a wonderfully untouched state of preservation

Folding triform nickel plated brass and smoked bamboo below the hardwood handled seat

A large two part prismatic glass Holophane pendant light with a well patinated gallery

PAT tested

A painted spelter leaping greyhound desk model

17th Century Chinese Coromandel Panels Decorative in a wonderfully untouched stateA pair of framed Kangxi period coromandel lacquer doors. China, circa 1689 90. Height 3ft 2in (96. 5cm). Width 3ft (91. 5cm). Depth: 2cm The final three image show the reverse side of the panels. These panels were part of a folding room screen depicting "A Bed full of Tablets" a Kangxi period dramatization of the Guo Ziyi legend. General Guo served four emperors during the Tang dynasty and was instrumental in quelling the An Shi rebellion. On his 60th