Qing Chinese Hand Carved Red Gold-Gilt High Relief Wood Scenic Panel or Fragment

  

We are pleased to offer for your consideration absolutely immaculate. Antique Chinese Hand Carved High Relief Red & Gold-Gilt Wood Horizontal Panel or Fragment with Openwork from the middle to late 19th Century, Late Qing Dynasty. Depicting highly detailed very precise high relief in real depth Court Scene with hand painted Figures of Court Nobles on the balconies.. The piece features horizontal flat base in red with about.

1/8" tall red lacquered "frame containing figures and scenery inside. It seems that this panel was originally a fragment of a larger carving piece, as there are unfinished stripes of the wood along the edges at the junctions, see photos.. Dating most likely from circa mid to late 19th century - early 1900s. Base: 14" across x 5 7/8"high. Internal "frame":10 7/8" across x 4 1/2" high x 0.3/8 deep.

Please, note: different monitors may show some difference in colors or shades. Colors may appear darker/lighter/adjusted vibrancy than real life due to the screen/device type you are viewing this on. All carved details including figures inside if internal frame are present and undamaged with some wear to the gold-gilt finish. The wood base shows expected wear to the red paint. There is some dust inside of carved details.

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