Wood Screen with Cloisonne and Jade Inlay

Decorated with an elaborate scholar's objects [Qinggong]composition executed in cloisonne enamel, hardstone, jade, and carved ivory or bone elements set against a black lacquered ground.The composition centers on a pair of cloisonne vases containing narcissus, lingzhi, scrolls, and other auspicious objects associated with the scholar's studio, accompanied by antique vessels and ornamental stones. The combination of varied materials creates a rich interplay of color, texture, and relief, exemplifying the decorative taste popular during the late Qing and early Republican periods.Mounted within a carved hardwood frame with key-fret borders and a matching stand, the screen combines refined craftsmanship with elegant scholarly symbolism. Complete examples employing such diverse inlay techniques are increasingly scarce and are highly regarded as decorative works of art. Height: 65.4cm Length: 41.4cm Wide: 20.7cm

Condition
Condition is average,with traces of restoration.[See images for details]

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