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Arts of Asia – In the year of the Fire Horse
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A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
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With wooden frame. Height 82-98 cm. Width 53.5-56 cm.

Wear, damages.

Provenance

From the Collection of Ove Christian Lunn, Danish Diplomat and Consul General for Denmark in Shanghai 1928-1935. Lunn had an exciting diplomatic career and was posted 1910-18 in Oslo, 1918-24 in San Francisco, 1924-28 Melbourne and then finally Shanghai 1928-35. Thence by descent within the familiy.

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A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.
A pair of Chinese screens, late Qing dynasty/early 20th century.

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