Lillian August

Lillian August, Gold Vine Chinoiserie I

Now: $704.50 Was: $940.00
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Est. Arrival: Jan 20 - Feb 01
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Seen first at One Kings Lane: Inspired by traditional chinoiserie motifs, the birds, flowers, and cherry tree in this piece come to life with hand-applied gold leaf on a neutral ground. Displayed in a satin gold-finished frame with white linen liner, this piece arrives ready to hang.

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Artist: Lillian August
Dimensions: frame size, 51.75"L x 27.75"W x 1.75"D
Finish: frame, gold
Frame Details: wood/glass
Made Of: giclée print/hand-applied gold leaf on matte paper
Please Note: Because this item is made to order, its estimated delivery date includes a longer lead time.
SKU: 77581071
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Jan 20 - Feb 01
HOME DELIVERY: Additional shipping fee applies. Learn More
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
With its retail and design showrooms and prestigious licensing partnerships, Lillian August has been at the forefront of the home furnishings world for nearly 25 years. Dan and John Weiss, co-founders and sons of the original Lillian, see their outposts as more than just stores: “We’re really in the lifestyle-improvement business.” Their eclectic aesthetic leads them to sources all over the world--from French deballages to the Brazilian countryside, from Asian fairs to flea markets across the U.S--to source the treasures that can make magic in a home.
About the Brand
With its retail and design showrooms and prestigious licensing partnerships, Lillian August has been at the forefront of the home furnishings world for nearly 25 years. Dan and John Weiss, co-founders and sons of the original Lillian, see their outposts as more than just stores: “We’re really in the lifestyle-improvement business.” Their eclectic aesthetic leads them to sources all over the world--from French deballages to the Brazilian countryside, from Asian fairs to flea markets across the U.S--to source the treasures that can make magic in a home.