Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel
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Antique Ming Dynasty Caved Wood Window Panel

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The panel is a piece of architectural artifact that came out of an old house. The design is a raised carving of geometric lines and floral and fauna. At the center is a pictorial depiction of a bird of prey attacking animal. The presentation is unorthodox which makes it really endearing. It is a fine example of older Chinese folk art. Provenance: Shanxi Province, North Central China Date: 17th Century

Dimensions: 24 inches wide, 34 inches high and 2 inches thick

Condition: generally good antique condition with some discoloration, dirt and shrinkage. There is a crack noticeable at the back.  The  original carving could have been done in two pieces of wood placed together