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1960s Set of Four American Black Walnut Shoji Panels, Attributed to Nakashima Oddities and the stone shows some

1960s Set of Four American Black Walnut Shoji Panels, Attributed to Nakashima Oddities and the stone shows someThis is an incredible Set of Four American Black Walnut and Fiberglass Shoji Style Sliding Screens or Panels, having details that are consistent with works produced by George Nakashimas Studio in the 1960s. The pieces were most recently purchased from WYETH in 2004 for $16,000, and the original receipt from this transaction will be included with this sale. These sliding panel doors are also often referred to as Shoin Screens, as derived from Japanese

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Description

and the stone shows some surface marks and scratches

It was manufactured in Honduras

Some light wear noted

initially designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1950

1960s Set of Four American Black Walnut Shoji Panels, Attributed to Nakashima Oddities and the stone shows someThis is an incredible Set of Four American Black Walnut and Fiberglass Shoji Style Sliding Screens or Panels, having details that are consistent with works produced by George Nakashimas Studio in the 1960s. The pieces were most recently purchased from WYETH in 2004 for $16,000, and the original receipt from this transaction will be included with this sale. These sliding panel doors are also often referred to as Shoin Screens, as derived from Japanese

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