A Painted Canvas Four-Panel Floor Screen by Frederick Arthur Jessup (Australian, 1920-2007)

A Painted Canvas Four-Panel Floor Screen by Frederick Arthur Jessup (Australian, 1920-2007) 1956 signed F.A. Jessup and dated. Height 69 1/2 x width of each panel 21 inches.

Frederick Arthur Jessup, Australian (1920 - 2007). 'Pleasant Pineapples'. Oil on canvas. Signed bottom right. Wally Findlay Gallery provenance. Measures 34" H x 45" W visible, framed 43" H x 54" W. Co

Plants, Fruit and Butterflies. Signed lower right. Wally Findlay Galleries label verso. Frederick Arthur Jessup (Australian, 1920 - 2007). From a Greenwich, CT estate. - Dimensions: Sight - 51" high x

Flowers, Parasols and Fruit. Signed lower right. Wally Findlay Galleries label verso. Frederick Arthur Jessup (Australian, 1920 - 2007). From a Greenwich, CT estate. - Dimensions: 45" high x 57" wide.

Frame 17.25” x 21.25” Canvas 16” x 20” Renowned Australian painter Frederick Arthur Jessup B. 1920 D. 2007. Still life with flowers in pitcher, blue and white tiles.

Continental Hand-Painted Four-Panel Floor Screen, fourth quarter 19th century, painted on coarsely woven canvas with springtime scenes of villages with blooming trees, framed with blue rococo scrollwo

Red Chinese painted and decorated four-panel floor screen with twelve porcelain decorated inset plaques. [Each panel: 74 x 19 inches].

A Continental Three-Panel Painted Canvas Floor Screen  19TH CENTURY depicting Roman ruins, mounted in a giltwood frame. Height 85 x width of each panel 23 1/2 inches.

An English Four-Panel Rosewood Framed Floor Screen 20TH CENTURY one side with painted and embossed decoration, the reverse with yellow silk damask. Height 61 3/4 x each panel 21 1/8 inches. Provenance

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"

An Irish Aesthetic Movement painted and ebonized four-panel screen Signed, "H. Cooper," Dublin, Ireland, circa 1880 Comprising four hand-painted canvas panels, each depicting a botanical landscape: a

painted canvas in a giltwood frame; the central panel 85 x 24 inches; each side panel 76 x 26 inches;

Chinese. Large twelve panel floor screen with painted figural court scene on paper enforced with canvas. In two sections. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 90", w. 17.5" (single panel).

Chinese twelve panel floor screen with a painted figural court scene on paper enforced with canvas. In two sections. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 90", w. 17.5" (single panel).

Max Kuehne American, 1880-1968 Four-Panel Floor Screen with Flowering Branches Silvered gessoed wood Overall 85 1/8 x 72 3/8 inches (216.2 x 183.9 cm); each panel measures 85 18 x 18 inches (216.2 x 4

A Four-Panel Floor Screen with Silvered Wallpaper 20th Century Height 90 x width of each panel 17 3/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Frances G. Scaife

stunning four panel chinese floor screen, some inlay missing, 19/20th cen, lacquered hardwood frame, with figural in garden scene, lower half with various jade plaques; Provenace: from a Local stamfor

Dutch Painted Leather Four-Panel Folding Screen, in the Asian Taste 5 ft. 7 in. x 21 1/2 in. (each panel). The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty at STAIR: A Lifetime of Connoisseurship, Curiosity and

Large Chinese hand painted porcelain panel Huanghuali Wood Floor Screen.. Total height 94 cm, Length 62 cm (37 1/2"H, 24 1/2"L). Porcelain part size 33 x 43 cm (13" x 17").

Korean 19th Century 4 Panel Floor Screen. Hand painted with 8 hand painted ink and watercolor laid paper with a brocade upholstered boarder. Landscape with traditional imaging hunting scene. Good cond

17th Century Dutch Baroque Four Panel Leather Screens. Painted stamped leather screens gilded against a gray background with flowers, fruits, lush garlands, and an array of falcons and small birds lan

Important chinese four panel screen with twelve plaque inserts painted by eight friend of zhushan cheng yiting.(1895-1948)cheng yiting is expert painting flower and birds ,all the plaque are painting

ANONYMOUS (16TH CENTURY) Military Banners and Insignia Joseon dynasty (1392-1897), 19th century A four-panel screen and six matching famed panels painted in ink and colors on paper depicting banners,

Frederick Arthur Jessup "Mostly Moths", large colorful oil on canvas. Signed. Findlay Gallery guarantee letter. 80" x 54.5” framed.