A Fine Ivory-Inlaid and Carved Wood Ten-Panel Folding Screen Qing Dynasty

each panel's central section of inlaid ivory on brown lacquer ground, depicting Immortals or Chinese notables in gardens or pavilions, such as Li Bo toasting the moon and the calligrapher Wang Xishi receiving a gift of geese, one end panel with a similarly inlaid depiction of a crane with pine tree and lingzhi  fungus, the other with a deer, bamboo and lingzhi, each inlaid section bordered by pierced and finely carved wood sections depicting various scenes of sages and Immortals against a fret diaper, such as Wang Ziqiao with his sheng riding a crane, and the Eight Daoist Immortals, the main panels of the screen surmounted by alternating pierced sections depicting antiques and birds among foliage against a diaper ground

warping to left-most panel, scattered small losses to carved elements, one panel with damage to lowermost carved section, ivory inlay with a few scattered cracks, a few segments starting to lift, otherwise good, repairs to frame
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