A Chinese Twelve-Panel Phoebe Wood Folding Screen

A CHINESE TWELVE PANEL COROMANDEL STYLE CARVED, GILT, AND PAINTED WOOD FOLDING SCREEN, CIRCA 1960-1990, of hollow core construction on black lacquered ground, with auspicious symbols and figures in la

Chinese six panel wood folding screen. Features a series of panels decorated with lacquered wood with mother of pearl inlay painted to imitate gemstones. Depicts figural images with flowers and other

Chinese four panel folding floor screen. Black lacquered wood frame with four individual sections. Decorated with figural landscape scene of lovers and a boatman on a luxury barge style boat surrounde

Chinese five-panel wood and glass folding screen, probably formerly a set of folding doors now attached, with wooden frames, likely stained cypress, the etched glass above panels below. 79" X x 17" W

Chinese wood six panel folding screens, each 87.5"h.

Lot of Asian items, consisting of (3) Chinese embroidered panels, miniature wood & glass 4-panel folding table screen (9-3/4" w x 6-3/4" h), Haiku Arts Company Ltd 4-panel folding table screen with or

Chinese Twelve-Panel Coromandel Screen, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the brightly painted black lacquer folding screen depicting an elaborately rendered village scene with numerous figures engaged in man

A three-panel glazed wood screen, the central panel bears twelve Chinese rice-paper drawings of male and female figures, the outer panels each with six rice-paper images of ships, the reverse with the

Chinese carved wood four-panel folding screen; as-is condition, some chips and wear; each panel W 16" x H 67 1/2" (approx.)

FINE CHINESE CARVED & GILT WOOD SCREEN. Comprising a large and impressive hinged four panel carved wood folding screen with exceptionally carved relief figures of maidens on each panel and with gilt h

early 20th century, two panel, light wood, folding screen with top section showing pierced geometric patterns and carved inserts, solid bottom panels, on contemporary hinges. This lot to be sold on d

Asian Antique, Chinese large 8-panel folding Coromandel wood screen with scenes of Chinese life and the landscape. It's lacquered in maroon-brown with incised and colored designs and has brass feet. I

Antique Chinese Lacquered Wood Coromandel Eight-Panel Folding Screen, hand-carved and painted with village landscape scenes to front and birds and flowers to reverse, late nineteenth or early twentiet

Antique Chinese lacquered wood coromandel eight-panel folding screen hand-carved and painted with village landscape scenes to front and birds and flowers to reverse, late nineteenth or early twentieth

A striking lacquered folding wood room divider comprised of six (6) hinged panel screens. Black lacquered wood background with one side of each panel decorated in gilt and polychrome landscapes of pag

Chinese coromandel lacquered wood six panel folding floor screen, hand carved and painted with village landscape scenes to front and birds and flowers to reverse. Each panel: 72" H x 16" W. Note: This

Striking Chinese four panel Coromandel lacquered folding wood room divider. Oxblood red background with gilt pagoda castle and other forms, and gilt trim and embellishments. Features carved inlaid fig

Three panel folding screen made of wood and having hand painted jungle animal motif. Wear from age and use. 84.5 inches height, 72 inches width. 84.5"H x 72"W

Chinese eight panel hardwood folding screen, each decorated with wood inlay depicting various antiques, the reverse with a series of carved inscriptions, overall 77"h x 132"w.

20th Century Each small, three-panel folding screen with wood frame surrounding reverse-painted glass panels depicting figural scenes, 2 pieces Each: 20.75" H x 15.5" W x 1" D approximately

Carved composition of Chinese warriors over wood. each panel 14 3/4" x 76" tall

each metal repousse panel depicting a dragon; with added colored elements; Condition: with oxidation to metal panels and mounts; each panel: 16 inches wide; 82 1/2 inches high

19-20th C. Chinese gilt wood carved four-panel screen, 65in by 71.5in

19-20th C. Chinese gilt wood carved four-panel screen, 65in by 71.5in