A HARDSTONE-IVORY-AND-CORAL INLAY ‘HUNDRED ANTIQUES AND BIRDS AND FLOWERS’ FOUR PANELS SCREENChina, Late Qing dynasty176 x 184 cm Each black lacquered panel divided in three sections, the central and larger one with a ‘birds and flowers’ composition together with seal characters, the other smaller two with various archaistic ritual vessels each containing fruits and flowers, the elements carved in jade, jadeite, agate, malachite, cornelian, coral and ivory, the back of the screen finely painted with a continuous scene with the Eighteen Lohans. Provenance: the collection of a Dutch noblewoman lived in Indonesia, acquired before 1975.