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ANTIQUE 19thC VICTORIAN FOLDING FOUR-PANEL ROOM DIVIDER c.1890
The art of cutting and pasting paper to embellish objects and furniture, known as decoupage, has origins that stretch back centuries, possibly even thousands of years, across various cultures. However, this intricate craft experienced a significant revival during the Victorian era, when it became especially popular as a method for personalising and decorating household items.
Among the most sought-after decoupage pieces from this period were room dividers, which allowed for both artistic expression and practical function. This exquisite example of a Victorian decoupage room divider is a testament to the creativity and craftsmanship of the time. Comprising four panels, both sides are lavishly adorned with intricate paper cuttings, creating a visually stunning and richly detailed surface. Despite its age and delicate nature, this piece remains in exceptional condition, showcasing the durability of both the craftsmanship and the materials used. With its charming, eclectic aesthetic, this room divider serves as a quirky yet elegant addition to any room, blending Victorian artistry with timeless appeal, while also offering a functional way to define spaces in a home.
Reference Number: B10871
The art of cutting and pasting paper to embellish objects and furniture, known as decoupage, has origins that stretch back centuries, possibly even thousands of years, across various cultures. However, this intricate craft experienced a significant revival during the Victorian era, when it became especially popular as a method for personalising and decorating household items.
Among the most sought-after decoupage pieces from this period were room dividers, which allowed for both artistic expression and practical function. This exquisite example of a Victorian decoupage room divider is a testament to the creativity and craftsmanship of the time. Comprising four panels, both sides are lavishly adorned with intricate paper cuttings, creating a visually stunning and richly detailed surface. Despite its age and delicate nature, this piece remains in exceptional condition, showcasing the durability of both the craftsmanship and the materials used. With its charming, eclectic aesthetic, this room divider serves as a quirky yet elegant addition to any room, blending Victorian artistry with timeless appeal, while also offering a functional way to define spaces in a home.
Reference Number: B10871
CONDITION
In Great Condition - Wear expected with age. Please refer to photographs.
SIZE
Height: 167 cm // 65.75 inches
Width: 242 cm // 95.31 inches
Depth: 2 cm // 0.79 inches
Panel Width: 60.5 cm // 23.82 inches