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Early 20th Century Anglo-Indian Carved Teak Four-Panel Screen with Applied Brass Floral Decoration

Early 20th Century Anglo-Indian Carved Teak Four-Panel Screen with Applied Brass Floral Decoration

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This impressive early 20th century Anglo-Indian four-panel folding screen is a wonderful example of the elaborate carved furnishings produced in India for both domestic and export markets. The screen is richly worked from top to bottom, with each panel incorporating dense floral and foliate carving surrounding a central solid-wood reserve. Its tall architectural presence and remarkable amount of handwork make it as much a decorative work of art as a functional room divider, while the warm, time-softened surface gives it the character that only comes with age.

The screen appears to be crafted from teak and features extensive pierced carving arranged in a series of individually framed panels, with scrolling vines, flowers, leaves, and geometric floral motifs creating an almost lace-like effect. Particularly striking are the shaped and pierced crests, each centered by an oval medallion, and the large rectangular central panels. These solid panels and the upper medallions are decorated with applied brass flowering branches, providing a subtle contrast against the richly figured wood. Narrow carved borders frame virtually every element, and the four sections are joined with brass hinges so the screen can be arranged in a variety of configurations. The combination of intricate carving, darker central reserves, aged teak, and brass decoration gives the piece tremendous depth and visual interest.

The screen is in nice antique condition, showing the expected wear, surface variation, patina, and minor imperfections associated with age and normal use. As is common with exceptionally intricate pierced carving of this type, there are scattered small losses and breaks within the carved decoration, visible in the photographs, but they do little to diminish the overall presentation. The panels remain joined and the screen stands well when appropriately folded. At once sculptural and practical, it would make a beautiful room divider, dressing screen, architectural accent, or dramatic backdrop in a modern interior. Shipping can be arranged upon request. Panel size 76h x 20w x 1d open as shown 64w

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