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Charming late 19th-century British folk-art folding room divider or draught screen (circa 1880–1900) constructed with three hinged rectangular panels in an ebonised wooden frame accented with painted gold lines and stylized quatrefoil rosettes.
Each panel is decorated on a black lacquered ground with applied Victorian chromolithograph scraps depicting children in sailor suits, angels, birds, floral wreaths, and genre scenes, framed within repeating floral paper borders under a protective aged varnish.
Presents with authentic, time-worn character: the ebonised frame is structurally sound, while the varnished paper surfaces show expected craquelure, bubbling, yellowing, and scattered losses/peeling to several of the paper cutouts.
Charming late 19th-century British folk-art folding room divider or draught screen (circa 1880–1900) constructed with three hinged rectangular panels in an ebonised wooden frame accented with painted gold lines and stylized quatrefoil rosettes.
Each panel is decorated on a black lacquered ground with applied Victorian chromolithograph scraps depicting children in sailor suits, angels, birds, floral wreaths, and genre scenes, framed within repeating floral paper borders under a protective aged varnish.
Presents with authentic, time-worn character: the ebonised frame is structurally sound, while the varnished paper surfaces show expected craquelure, bubbling, yellowing, and scattered losses/peeling to several of the paper cutouts.