KOREAN 6 PANEL PAINTED TABLE SCREEN

KOREAN 6 PANEL PAINTED TABLE SCREEN: Outdoor genre scene with figures of musicians and dancer on one side, each panel 16 3/4" h. x 5 1/2".

Chinese hand painted silk 6-panel table screen. Floral branches and birds to one side with landscape scenes to reverse. Measures 13 1/4" (33.5cm) length x 6 3/4" (17.2cm) height.

Hand painted six(6) panel table screen. Horses in a Landscape; 28.5in.H. x 14in.W.(each panel), 84in.W.(overall)

TABLE TOP CHINESE SCREEN, 6 PANELS, PAINTED FIGURES AND LANDSCAPES, VERY GOOD CONDITION, 22"W X 12"H, SKU567.44

Vintage Asian Table Screen /Chinese Hand Painted Blac Lacquered 6 Panels Table Divider / 10 x 17 in Our auction will feature a dedicated chat room, accessible independently of our main site, designed

Korean eight-panel painted screen; showing multi-colored peonies in bloom amid dense foliage and stylized rockery; L: 12' 6" (approx.)

Antique Chinese four panel table screen with polychrome enamel painted porcelain panels. Each panel measures 31 inches tall b y 6.5 inches wide total with 27 inches. Panels detaches from each other ye

Here is a stunning piece of miniature furniture. This is a 6 panel mini table top screen or divider that is hand painted. One side of the screen is mountainous landscape scenes and the other side is C

Chinese wood table screen carved in openwork with bats, inlaid with a circular porcelain panel painted with birds and flowers. Approx. 11.1-4.6-13.7 inch.

comprising eight panels, each porcelain plaque painted with a scene Each panel: 22 1/4 x 6 1/8 in. (56.5 x 15.6 cm.) Provenance: Property from the Mary Pickford Estate, Beverly Hills, California

The Chaekgeori screen has 6 silk panels with each panel painted to show precious objects in the scholarly taste. Thought to originate from the Joseon dynasty. A "Gary David Designs" tag is shown for $

Antique Japanese Wooden Tabletop Divider/Screen. It has 6 folding panels extensively carved and painted. Screen measures 35" tall x 55." wide each panel is 9" wide. The table is interictally carved an

Bespaq china cabinet 6"W, 7"H, table, two side chairs, two armchairs and tea table, also unsigned hand painted fabric three panel screen 5"W, 6"H with matching side chair

Japanese Edo period Kano school six-panel painted folding screen. Birds in a floral landscape. Label on back as shown. Full gold leaf. 67 1/2" tall x 148" long.

Japanese Byobu 6-panel painted screen, decorated with extensive and detailed battle scenes, late 19th/20th C, textile linen surround, lacquer frame, each panel 66 1/4" x 24 1/2"

Japanese Edo period Kano school six-panel painted folding screen. Birds in a floral landscape. Label on back as shown. Full gold leaf. 67 1/2" tall x 148" long.

Framed Asian 6-panel table screen. Depicts a presentation ceremony in a garden. [Each paper panel: 17 1/4" x 7"; Frame: 25 1/2" x 48 1/2"]. Panels lifting. Some wear overall. Sold as is.

The owners of this 6-panel folding screen said that the artist is an important Korean artist and that he sells at the major auction houses, but they could not remember his name. The screen needs some

Japanese Pheasant 6-Panel Painted Screen 44.5''x117''. Gold leaf ground with polychrome painted pheasant and sparrows. Signed lower left. Light overall wear. 19th century, Meiji period.

Asian 6 Panel Table Screen. With decorations on both sides. 39"h x 9 3/4" per panel. Condition, one hinge pin missing and needs re-attaching, some chips to edges

Pair Japanese 6-panel table screens, 19th/20th c., figures in boats near shore, watercolor and gouache with gilding, in black lacquer frames with nail head trim, 18.25"h x 7.5"w (each panel)

Chinese hand painted-on-paper floor screen. [Panels: 68" H x 24" W (x6)]. 3-4 panels with tears; losses to all panels.

ESTATE OF SEYMOUR STEIN:6 PANEL PAINTED SCREEN DIVIDER WOOD/CANVAS 73" HIGH EACH PANEL IS 26" WIDE

Antique Japanese 6-panel painted paper screen, 17th c., four cranes bathing near a peony bush, 54.5"h x 19.75"w (each panel), 54.5"h x 118.5"w (open), plexi case/frame Provenance: Property from a Majo