Painted Leather Three-Panel Screen

Antique Rococo Painted Leather Three-Panel Screen , each panel with portraits surrounded by scrolls and flowers, reverse with floral vines , h. 73 in., w. 84 in

HAND PAINTED LEATHER THREE-PANEL SCREEN WITH FLORAL DESIGN & NAIL HEAD TRIM, H 68", W 54":Painted floral motif. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

20th C. Tears and losses, missing leather, holes and stains throughout. 5'8"h x 18"w, each panel

English; each screen painted with hunt scene & nail head trim. Unsigned. Small hole to far right panel. Each panel measures 72" H x 20" W. Minor splits to leather, rubbing & wear to surface consistent

20th C. Losses, cracks, distress. Each Panel: 7'h x 21-3/4"w Property from a Short Hills, NJ and San Francisco, CA Private Collection

An antique English painted leather three panel screen having colorful painted foliate designs on each panel with brass nailhead trim, brass hinges and resting atop cut out legs. Each panel measures 20

Antique painted leather three panel screen. Birds and flowers. Large antique brass nail heads. Arched top. Each panel measures 16" W x 48 1/2" H.

A Continental Painted Leather Three-Panel Floor Screen Late 19th/Early 20th Century Height 71 1/2 x width of each panel 20 inches.

19th Century Continental Polychrome Painted Leather Floor Three Panel Screen with Floral Arangment Motiff Minimal Signs of Wear Due To Use And Movement In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos

An antique Arts and Crafts Mission style screen offers three leather covered panels each with stylized foliate elements, c1910. Measures- 68.5'' H x 51'' W x 1'' D. *** OPTIONAL SHIPPING & DELIVERY -

Leather Painted Three Panel Decorative Screen - Beautifully painted one one side, other side has simple solid textured leather surface. 57 w x 80 h x 1 d Easy convenient local pickup available, local

Condition: damage to leather, with craquelure to paint 67 inches high; 51 total inches wide

Pair of Three Panel Painted Leather Screens Height 82 1/4 inches, each panel approximately 21 3/4 inches. C Property of an East Coast Collector

with floral decoration to one side and studded edges Condition: slight wear at connections to hinges; slight lifting to leather surrounding each panel each panel: 66 1/2 x 22 1/4 inches

A Three-Panel Painted Leather Floor Screen Likely Continental, 19th Century Height 87 x width overall 102 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from a Private Co

Ca 19th/20th Dutch hand painted scenes. Windmill landscape one side, lake and mountain landscape on the other. Both side with figures. Measure 70 inches tall x 60 inches wide. Good condition withsome

DESCRIPTION: Georgian three panel carved wood and painted leather screen with barley twist and spiderweb woven cane, adorned with eagle carvings and putti with urn crests. CIRCA: 19th Century DIMENSIO

An Art Nouveau Three-Panel Leather Floor Screen. Painted peacock decoration above a solid ground. Nailhead trim Each panel: 71" x 22"

Three-panel floor screen, leather, with painted floral decoration. [Each panel: 80 1/2 x 25 x 1 inches]. In "as-is" condition, with wear and tears.

A large three panel screen divider hand painted depicting early colonial American horse riders.A used screen panel hand painted on leather type material.Each panel measures 24 inches wide by 83 inches

Originally a four panel screen reduced to three; late 20th C. Finely painted embossed leather depicting birds in a floral backdrop; reverse is solid alligatored gilt finish. Fully trimmed with large n

19th Century three panel screen with painted French garden scene of musician serenading couples in garden on leather. Excellent condition. Measures 62" x 72". Each panel is 20" wide.

DESCRIPTION: A painted leather decorated screen circa 1930 consisting of three painted panels depicting a forest scene consisting of a piping satyr and three dancing fairies or muses surmounted by pea

Painted Three Panel Screen The arched panels with Venetian scene. Height of each panel 64 3/4 inches, width 21 1/4 inches. C Property of a Residence Designed by Hutton Wilkinson, Tony Duquette Inc.