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Antique Japanese 6 Panel Folding Screen, Meiji Period

Price:$4,158.18
$5,600List Price

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Meiji period Japanese lacquered and hand painted folding table top screen. The bas relief (heavily textured) sculptural painting of a serene quiet nature setting in an intricately ca...
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