Chinese Carved Giltwood Pierced Panel Birds Blossom Antique Qing 19thC Wedgwood adding a sense of ceremony

adding a sense of ceremony and refinement to every pour

Collectors of Mana Pottery and American studio pottery

and those seeking distinctive luxury décor accents

It also offers an opportunity for a specialist conservator to undertake further sympathetic restoration should a future owner wish to refine its appearance while preserving its period character

From a collecting perspective

Chinese Carved Giltwood Pierced Panel Birds Blossom Antique Qing 19thC Wedgwood adding a sense of ceremonyA Chinese carved giltwood panel, finely pierced and carved in openwork with birds among flowering branches (blossom prunus), retaining traces of original gilding, set within a later painted frame. Panels of this kind were originally architectural or furniture elements frequently from canopy beds, cabinets or screens. The carving dates to the 19th or early 20th century (late Qing Republic period). Gilt loss and surface wear are expected and add to the