Pair of Old Japanese Bamboo Shoji Screens (Wide) - 20thC Options:2nd Pair (Damaged reeds) - 97 x 3 x 174cms per panel - J215V2 This is a fine quality

This is a fine quality reproduction in the style of the Tang Dynasty (618 - 907AD)  Guanyin  -  The Mother Goddess

22 x 6 x 11

Being very lightweight and sturdy

Approx 166 x 37 x 115 (to ears) (w x d x h cms)

This elegant 19th-century Indian garden bench is inspired by the celebrated Coalbrookdale designs produced in England during the Victorian period

Pair of Old Japanese Bamboo Shoji Screens (Wide) - 20thC Options:2nd Pair (Damaged reeds) - 97 x 3 x 174cms per panel - J215V2 This is a fine qualityTwo pairs of old Japanese bamboo shoji screens. Price is per pair of panels which are not hinged. The price is reduced due to the slightly damaged condition of the reed paneling. A shoji is a door or room divider used in traditional Japanese homes. These particular screens are called sudare shoji with solid kickboards known as koshi. Size for each panel J215V1 97 x 3 x 178 (w x d x h cms) J215V2 97 x 3 x 174 (w x d x h cms) Size for each panel UK