PAIR OF TWO PANEL SCREENS

Pair of two panel screens 18th century, each parcel gilt and raised panel screen decorated with floral sprays and urn form reserves, each panel 84"h x 19"w

A tall pair of two panel lacquered and brass mounted screens. Ht: 119.5" Each Panel: 20.5"

scenes oil on canvas, signed "Tallent" or "Jallent." Screens have existing hinges to be joined together as one. A few scuffs, small losses. Each screen 4' high, 4' wide.

ANONYMOUS (19TH/20TH CENTURY) Hwajo (Birds and Flowers) Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 19th/20th century A pair of two-panel screens and six matching framed panels painted in ink and slight colors on pap

Pair of Japanese Two Panel Screens. Each two-panel screen affixed with 12 sheets painting in various shapes. Ink and color on paper, mounted on a gold paper ground, in silk mounted on board; some sign

Pair of two-panel folding screens, New York, 2000s; Shagreen, leather, brass hinges, copper patinated hinges; Unmarked;Each 46" tall and consisting of one 34" and one 38" panel; Custom made for Baccar

Six Lalique Molded Glass Plaques Mounted as a Two-Panel Screen Modern Comprising a pair of figural examples and set of four decorated with grape clusters. Height of figural example 17 3/4 inches, widt

Meiji Period, 19th century in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), 12 hawk gouaches, laid down to form two six panel screens, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame. 62 in. H., 144

Meiji Period, 18th century or earlier in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), 12 hawk gouaches, laid down to form two six panel screens, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame. 68

Japanese two-panel byobu screen. ink and color on paper, depicting a pair of hares and the full moon on autumn night, with euralia and chrysanthemums, overall: 48.25"h x26"wide (each)

Two pairs of Staffordshire figures, a Republic period ashtray, three snuff bottles and a miniature four-panel screen, 20th c. Figures: 3.5"h x 1.75"dia / Screen: 7.75"h x 11.5"w

MAYUMI ODA SILKSCREEN FOLDING SCREEN. Comprising a two-panel cloth folding screen in wood frame, set with a pair of Mayumi Oda serigraphs titled Sea Goddess, each print measuring 28 inches x 21 inches

A Japanese Black-Lacquered and Parcel-Gilt Four-Panel Floor Screen 20th Century currently disassembled into two pairs. Height 72 3/4 x width 14 1/4 inches each.

This is a group of four separate panels, two pairs of matching designs. They were originally door panels that have been trimmed down, ready to be hinged together to form a four fold screen. These pane

Pair of Chinoiserie style screens, each having an elegantly carved frame decorated with maroon silk and embroidered floral pattern, hinged panels. Each Panels Measured: 30 1/2 inches width by 74 inche

Six (6) fireplace items, including a single lyre-form chenet, a pair of log holders, two large fire screens and a four-panel miniature screen. Some brass, some iron. Provenance: E.F. Caldwell, NY, cir

Including a six-panel 20th century landscape screen, and a two-panel cock fight. Largest 36" x 90"

French, early 19th century. A pair of wooden and canvas decorative screens, each with two panels comprising sea green-painted wooden frames trimmed in burlap ribbon, both front and back sides with nai

Japanese six-panel folding screen, featuring a pair of pheasants, with two seals of the artist, 15.5"h. x 39"w.

An Eight-Panel Floor Screen. Each panel comprising a painted paper scene of birds and foliage. Four panels are hinged together, and four other panels are in two hinged pairs Each panel: 106" x 22"

2 Pair Tall Painted Wood Folding Screens. Each with two hinged panels. Pierced Geometric design. Each panel is 24.5"W-- Dimensions: H: 95 inches ---

The two panels are blue lacquer painted and mounted with carved mixed material and jade trees and buildings with inset porcelain plaques of immortal figures. Each panel bares two porcelain painted sea

Pair of four panel folding screens, the first signed lower left and with Kyoto label on verso, the second with collage, 36 x 71” & 31 ¼ x 66 ½”. (2)

A pair of Chinese wood screen panels with painted porcelain plaques. 20th century. Each panel has two porcelain plaque inserts. Plaques painted in the manner of Liu Yucen, with various flowers and bir