A LARGE PAIR OF JAPANESE SILK EMBROIDERED PANELS MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)

Description: A LARGE PAIR OF JAPANESE SILK EMBROIDERED PANELS
MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)
One panel decorated with a mandarin duck beaneath a snow-covered pine tree, the other with autumn grasses beneath a cloud covered moon, both with embroidered signature and seal, mounted in round-cornered black lacquered frames with gold lacquer details to the base including a mon (family crest).
Each 152cm high, 73cm wide

Condition:

Condition: Old wear to the lacquer mounts. Emnbroidery in excellent condition.

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