JAPANESE PAINTED SILK FOUR-PANEL SCREEN

Early 20th century. Having four panels with painting of river scene and characters and chop marks at lower left. W71" H31" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, South Carolina family South

A Japanese 4-panel screen in which 4 paintings on silk are mounted. Each painting represents 1 of the 4 seasons. Dimensions are: each painting measures 32 inches tall X 13 1/2 inches wide, each pane

Japanese painted four panel screen on silk signed with seal mark lower right; as is condition, large hole in one panel; H 36" x W 72"

DESCRIPTION: A Four panel Vintage Japanese silk screen features hand painted scenes of a bird flying along a cherry blossom tree, stamped with artists mark. CIRCA: Mid-Late 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Japan DI

Japanese, 20th century. A hand painted figural four panel silk table screen, signed with a circular red seal on the far left panel, screen depicting a celebration among the cherry blossoms with figure

Oil on silk four panel screen; Hand painted with character marks on the left lower corner; Measures approximately H 30 x W 48 x D 3/4 inches; No damage observed; See photos. Pick up in Denver

Four panel painted silk screen; Has unknown marks; Measures approximately H 48 x W 96 x D 3/4 inches; Scratches and water damage on silk; Possible repairs; See photos. Pick up in Denver

Painted, four panel, silk screen; Has unknown Character marks; Measures approximately H 36 x W 70 inches; Some scratches on frame and silk; See photos. Pick up in Denver

Japanese four panel painted screen, ink on silk. Signed in ink with red seal lower left. Wear to the bottom left. Minor staining to the bottom of each panel. Staining to the middle of panel. Tear to p

JAPANESE PAINTED FOUR-PANEL FLOOR SCREEN, decoration featuring applied painted birds in a landscape with flowers and grasses against a textured background, all within an applied embroidered silk borde

47" x 24" fully opened. Painting on silk, screen folds down from four panels to one for easy shipping. Estimated shipping cost for this auction lot is $20 to $50, depending on your location and the fi

Four panels with a painting on silk of a bird sitting in a flowering tree, character signed with a red seal in the lower left of the far left panel and with a black lacquered frame. Each panel measure

JAPANESE FOUR PANEL FOLDING SCREENJapan, 19th century, watercolor and ink on silk. Each panel set with a hand painted scroll, all four signed. Subjects show a vast landscape, man riding a fish, two bl

C.1970 Hand painted Japanese folding screens with oxcart, 4 panels, beautiful reproductions of oriental paintings on artistic four fold screens, the silk screen is done by well-known Japanese painters

C.1970 Hand painted Japanese folding screens with pine tree and cranes, 4 panels, beautiful reproductions of oriental paintings on artistic four fold screens. The silk screens are all done by well-kno

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century, Meiji Period (1868-1912) The folding screen with four painted paper panels depicting figures in interiors with silk trim 50.5" H x 80" W x 0.75" D

Reputedly 1850 but appears to be 20th century. Four hand painted panels on paper depicting Japanese sailors on a boat with Portuguese traders. Silk brocade border with cranes. Wear and some edge loss.

Early to mid 20th century. Deco era screen having been floral paint decorated with elegant detail. The paper is in good condition and generally well cared for. H36" W71" Sold from the collection of a

Old Japanese painted four-panel screen; depicting a couple on a boat amid hills and trees, on a gilt ground; with inscriptions, and seal mark to lower left; 36" x 72" approx

Japanese hand-painted four-panel screen; showing a gilt decorated figural landscape scene on a black ground; signed, with seal mark to lower right; 36 1/4" x 75" (approx.)

Japanese painted four panel screen on paper, signature and seal mark to lower left; overall good condition, some surface wear and scratches, minor tears and losses, minor flaws; H 36" x W 72" (approx.

Small Japanese painted paper four-panel screen; 25" x 37" (overall, approx.)

A Japanese Painted Four Panel Screen, 20th Century. H: 36 3/8 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (1972-2005).

depicting ladies playing a game each panel 54 inches high; outside panels: 18 1/2 inches wide; interior panels: 17 3/4 inches wide