Edo period (1615-1868), late 18th/early 19th century Pheasants and Mandarin Ducks; a pair of six-panel miniature folding screens, ink, mineral colours and gold on paper, with silk borders and a black-lacquered wood frame, painted in the Kano style, one screen depicting a pheasant and its mate beneath flowering branches on the shores of a stream and the other a pair of mandarin ducks; unsigned; framed but unglazed. Overall: 48.5cm x 62cm (19 1/16in x 24 3/8in); each image: 16cm x 48cm (6¼in x 18 7/8in).