19th Century Giltwood & Bevelled Glass Three Leaf Folding Screen. 19th Century

19th Century Giltwood & Bevelled Glass Three Leaf Folding Screen. 19th CenturyA very attractive late 19th century giltwood and bevelled glass three leaf folding screen, likely French in origin. The screen has three hinged leaves and 28 individual bevelled glass panels, each set in a giltwood frame above a woven silk panel of oriental design which views the same from both sides. There are some minor signs of wear commensurate with age to the giltwood such as to the top of the left panel and nibbles to the extremities in places

Width: 91cm

The hinged lid opens and closes with ease

Height (including handle): 3

upon which sit the original lids held in place by the chains connected to the ornate rear mirror

Width (at widest point): 1

'Homeward Bound'

which has a similar effect to the painting throughout

The pepperettes have some light tarnish in areas and some light dinks commensurate with age but remain very attractive overall and complete with original blue glass liners (please note that one of the liners removes from the pepperette

turned front legs and sabre back legs

The tea caddy has signs of wear commensurate with age

The inkwell is operated by pressing a concealed push button the front

A stunning Victorian 9 carat gold locket and chain