A Rare Pair of Yuan Dynasty Period Chinese Wooden Lattice Window Shutters c.1350 sub-Architectural & Garden 1790 -1820

1790 -1820

a railway connection with Brussels was constructed and then later Ostend became a transit harbour to England in 1846 when the first ferry sailed to Dover

These pieces are usually elaborate in design and most are carried by the priest

The book published by Bernard Quaritch in 1971 was made up of Botanical artist Raphaël Ghislain’s Thirty Six Drawings of flora and fauna

There are no tears or rips and the overall condition

A Rare Pair of Yuan Dynasty Period Chinese Wooden Lattice Window Shutters c.1350 sub-Architectural & Garden 1790 -1820Origin: Chinese Period: Yuan Dynasty Provenance: Ex Michael Goedhuis Date: c. 1350 Widths: 18 Heights: 38 Depths: 2 The beautifully dry and untouched rectangular frames with a pierced latticework with repeating flower heads to moulded bordered frames, the whole carved in softwood and surviving from the Yuan Dynasty (12791368) and formally from the stable of Michael Goedhuis. Considering the considerable age, the shutters are in good overall condition,