Monumental Japanese Six-Fold Byōbu Screen, Late Edo to Early Meiji Period
Monumental Japanese Six-Fold Byōbu Screen, Late Edo to Early Meiji Period
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A Japanese six-fold byōbu screen, late Edo to early Meiji period. Painted in ink on paper with an atmospheric mountainous landscape unfolding across the panels.
Set within softly aged silver-leaf borders and framed by finely woven silk brocade mounts. Original black lacquered timber frame.
Equally effective used traditionally as a folding screen or fully opened and mounted as a large-scale wall decoration. Beautifully suited to a pared-back contemporary interior as much as a more classical setting, bringing softness, scale and atmosphere to a room.
Dimensions:
59 cm x 174 cm each panel; overall width approx. 360 cm
Condition:
Very good condition; sympathetically restored, some minor wear visible.
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
UK DELIVERY
UK delivery costs are confirmed at checkout. As a guide:
- Furniture by specialist courier: £55–£95
- Medium-sized delicate items, including mirrors: £45–£55
- Small items: standard parcel rates
Courier prices are based on one-person delivery to ground-floor level. Prices are quoted at checkout but you’re welcome to get in touch for an estimate.
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INTERNATIONAL DELIVERIES
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RETURNS
Returns are accepted within 14 days of receipt, provided the item is returned in its original condition. Transportation costs are non-refundable.
Items stored with us for more than two weeks are not eligible for return.
