Late 19th to Early 20th Century Antique Chinese Mirror Table Screen Hand Carved Rosewood

This Chinese Table Screen is fit for a QUEEN!!! Or a King for that matter!!! WOW!!! That’s right, this is a gorgeous Antique Chinese Table screen composed of 3 pieces of intricately hand carved Rosewood and a lovely mirror. The round top mirror is one piece. It slides down into the second piece which is basically a U shaped rocker atop the ornately decorative center stand with legs. This center stand connects into the 3^rd piece, which is a base stand, also with legs. The two base pieces can face forward or reverse so it bears a bit of esthetic versatility. It features FANTASTIC foliate décor surrounding the mirror and the center stand. Table screens emerged and became prominent during the Ming Dynasty era and were considered a distinct, refined subtype to folding screens. They were placed on scholar’s desks for privacy while adding a pleasing aesthetic while working. Also, for degree of separation within open-plan spaces & homes, shielding from dust & breezes, and representing intellectual curiosity, quiet contemplation, harmony, and inspiration. There are many versions of the Chinese Table screen, some featuring materials such as hardstones like jade & marble, precious metals, or a wonderful painting rather than a mirror. This one would be wonderful utilized as a vanity mirror, in your bedroom dressing area, or sitting on a table among foliage & artwork, or simply standing solo on a table in an entry, This piece is ideal for any room that could use a splash of sophisticated Chinese representation and artistic contemplation. It’s EXACTLY what the designer ordered! You simply MUST have it! Make it YOURS!!!