17th Century Chinese Coromandel Panels Decorative satinwood and various specimens of

satinwood and various specimens of ebony with a roundel to the centre surrounded by chevron banding and a frieze drawer on scrolled foliate base

Supplied rewired with antique three core cable

Bun feet probably a later addition

A large two part prismatic glass Holophane pendant light with a well patinated gallery

H:98 W:73 D:49 CM

17th Century Chinese Coromandel Panels Decorative satinwood and various specimens ofA pair of framed Kangxi period coromandel lacquer doors. China, circa 1689 90. Height 3ft 2in (96. 5cm). Width 3ft (91. 5cm). Depth: 2cm The final three image show the reverse side of the panels. These panels were part of a folding room screen depicting "A Bed full of Tablets" a Kangxi period dramatization of the Guo Ziyi legend. General Guo served four emperors during the Tang dynasty and was instrumental in quelling the An Shi rebellion. On his 60th