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Vintage Vietnamese eggshell lacquer? Tabletop mini divider folding table screen For Sale


Vintage Vietnamese eggshell lacquer? Tabletop mini divider folding table screen
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Vintage Vietnamese eggshell lacquer? Tabletop mini divider folding table screen:
$199.00

Please read the whole description - And Please do look at the photos - I am not a store or vendor, so I don\'t accept returns - If you purchase the item You are doing so in \"as is\" condition.
Below is a description, however brief and poor, of an item I find to be extremely beautiful and elegant. I am not sure why, but it catches my eyes, whereas others of a similar design, do not. I think it might be the simplicity and the colors used on the dress. They are muted. And there is not too much busy work going on in the panels that are distracting in most cases. I would keep it but I just don\'t have the space, and my wife touches everything and knocks everything down, and I would be upset if she did it to this item.
Vintage 6-Panel Vietnamese eggshell (and perhaps lacquer) screen.
Tabletop mini divider.
From what Google has told me, it was \"specifically designed as high-quality decorative homeware for Western tourists or foreign service members stationed in or visiting Vietnam during that era.\"
On the back are images of gold fish.
There is damage to various parts of the panel. On the Goldfish/Reverse side, there seems to be some staining, like something dripped on it. I am not sure how the photos will detail it. It may make it look worse than it is, or not tell you the full picture.
I don\'t know much about this item so my apologies for not being able to inform your decision making process.
I was told it is an authentic vintage mid-century Vietnamese tabletop lacquer screen depicting women in traditional Ao Dai dresses.
You are purchasing this item as is. I cannot attest to its authenticity. I wish I could but I just do not know anything about it other than I was able to briefly learn on Google. I do not have the patience or time to diligently learn how to assess nor do I have the patience or time to put the time to assessing. If you purchase, it is without the privilege to return.
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