L. Rossi: Neoclassical-Style Silver Leaf Mirrored Four-Panel Screen

each panel with a flat central mirror plate within two mirrored borders Each panel: 96 1/2 x 24 1/2 in. (245.1 x 62.2 cm.) Provenance: with Rossi Antiques and Custom Furniture, San Francisco, Californ

A FOUR-PANEL MIRRORED FOLDING SCREEN, LAST HALF 20TH CENTURY. The silver leaf wood panels overlaid with smoked mirrored and beveled glass panels. Height 90.5 inches (230 cm).SHIPPING NOTICE:

Neoclassical Style Four Panel Wood Screen. Four panel wood screen with Neoclassical urn design. 30 inches x 18 inches.

Art Deco style lacquer silver leaf 4-panel screen, c. 1960s/70s, American, the front gilded frame with laminate applied into a modified greek key design, verso with black on black painted faux craquel

Decorator ART DECO Silver Leaf Folding Screen. Four panels. Pastel painted leaf & vine design on silvered leaf background under glass panels. Signed GAIGE. Back is painted silver.-- Dimensions: H: 84.

Erte style Art Deco 3 panel screen, silver leaf style with lacquered layered females, 80"h x 20"w (each panel)

with varying round mullioned design. Each panel: 78 1/4" high, 20" wide, 1 1/4" deep. Total length: 80". Provenance: Property of a Southbury, CT Estate.

Silver leaf wooden frames with inserted mirrored panels. 36" h x 24" w x 2" d.

Japanese four-panel screen Meiji period Shijo school ink and colors on silver leaf depicting mountain cherry blossoms and pigeons 67""h x approx. 23.75""w (each)

A Japanese silver leaf byobu screen20th centuryThe four-panel wood folding screen with painted landscape scene depicting buildings and large mountains on silver leaf94" H x 64" W x 1.125&quo

Japanese Rimpa Style Four Panel Folding Screen, Modern, decorated with grasses and flowers on a gilded ground, mounted on silk brocade. Dimensions: 36 in. total ht. 2 end panels 18 in. l. 2 middle pan

20th century; arched panels, paper on board depicting scene of Royal procession, 68 12 in. H., 81 in. L., 1 in. D.

Four panel Art Deco folding screen. Appears to be wood with shallow relief carving of an Egyptian revival chariot scene in an antiqued silver leaf finish. The reverse is in black lacquer. Estimated to

GERMAN NEOCLASSICAL-STYLE 0.800 SILVER RETICULATED BOWL, round form raised on four shell and leaf feet, center of well featuring repousse design with two bust portraits flanking a vase filled with fru

with African Scene 20th century, each panel with hand-painted decoration in silver and gold leaf depicting a safari scene near water, with elephants and rhinos, fabric-lined back, each panel 84 x 16 i

Neoclassical Style Brass Mounted 3-Panel Fireplace Screen With Acanthus Leaf Motif. Measures 32.5 inches high x 50 inches wide (completely extended).

Lady's dressing table items including two matching mirror and brush sets, a mirrored tray, and table top four panel Asian-style screen.

late 20th century, silver leaf with soft yellow Chinoiserie style vignette, limed softwood frame, single drawer above open mirrored cabinet, mirrored panels to sides and tapered legs. 28.25 x 20.75 x

English Neoclassical style four-piece silverplated table plateau, oval form with mirrored surface surrounded by a reticulated gallery with floral scroll design; the sides with floral banding and flute

with mirrored doors; constructed in two parts Overall: 112 x 58 x 25 in. (284.5 x 147.3 x 63.5 cm.) Provenance: with Rossi Antiques and Custom Furniture, San Francisco, California

with Newcomb Macklin silver leaf, 20thC. 18"h x 4`2"w x 26"d

French Style Four Panel Screen / Divider. Rectangular form with scroll and leaf motif, gilt details. 78.5 inches x each panel measures 16 inches wide.

Japanese byobu four panel painted and silvered folding screen in Shijo style, depicting autumn flowers on silver with full moon and pair of quail birds, late 19th century, with gallery label on back f

Japanese Four Panel Meiji Paper Screen mariage style paper screen having raised royal chrysanthemums on gold leaf with silk brocade edging, lacquered frame, Condition: excellent condition, minor resto