PIERO FORNASETTI Four Panel Screen. Italian. Arch

PIERO FORNASETTI Milano Italy Four Panel Screen Room Divider. Rolls on casters. Obelisks & Roman Columns. Contemporary Paper label. -- Dimensions: H: 53.5 inches: W: 58 inches ---

A Piero Fornasetti Italian 4 panel screen. C.1950s. 4 panel screen featuring marionettes on a yellow background. 51"h x 56"w. Provenance: Nieman Marcus, Dallas, Texas, c.1950s. Condition: Missing the

A Mid-Century Modern room divider or folding screen in the style of Piero Fornasetti. Four large impressive hand painted panels, each panel measures 16 in. wide by 72 inches high, each having a musica

Midcentury double sided room divider / four panel screen. Decorated with male garments and implements to one side and female to the other. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: 22" w x 66" h each p

Lacquered four panel folding screen by Piero Fornasetti for Neiman Marcus, Italy 1960s. 51H, each panel 14" W.

Piero Fornasetti (Milan Italy 1913-1988), city of cards 4 panel screen, Piero was an Italian painter, sculptor, interior decorator and engraver, each panel is 19-3/4 x 78-3/4 inchesoverall good clean

Piero Fornasetti, (Italian, 1913-1988). Set of four (4) pillowcases done in the style of Fornasetti. Zippered along the bottom edge. Screen printed images on linen No apparent signature. Dimensions: 1

Italian mid-century modern bookcase, in the manner of Piero Fornasetti (Italy, 1913-1988), c.1960s, having a black metal frame, holding four open shelves, middle cabinet with applied paper panel print

Dimensions: H 84" x W 72" Condition: Middle hinge needs reattachment. Dings to frames.

Piero Fornasetti Lithographed Double-Sided Folding Three Panel Screen Mid 20th century With birds to one side and architectural views to reverse. Height of each panel 63 3/4 inches, width 23 1/2 inche

Black transfer portraits of Renaissance artists with gilt backgrounds, black and green inkstamps on the base, plates measure 8.25, shadowbox frames measure 16.5 inches each.

After an engraving by Andreas Pfeffel, of an architectural interior. H. 79 1/2" W. 71"

Japanese four panel screen with sedan chair and Shinto arch scene, on canvas paper height 37 in. x width 66 in. x depth 3 in. Provenance: Property from a former Army Retirement Community resident, S

Japanese four panel screen with sedan chair and Shinto arch scene, on canvas paper height 37 in. x width 66 in. x depth 3 in. Provenance: Property from a former Army Retirement Community resident, S

Japanese four panel screen with sedan chair and Shinto arch scene, on canvas paper height 37 in. x width 66 in. x depth 3 in. Provenance: Property from a former Army Retirement Community resident, S

Italian painted four-panel folding screen, signed lower right, each panel: approx 63"h, 20"w, 18.25lbs

Vintage Italian Painted Four Panel Floor Screenearly 20th century, carved and gilt frame, oil on canvas panels depicting ruins in landscapes, verso with red silk panel. 69.5 x 104 in.; each panel 69.5

A Vintage Italian Painted Four Panel Floor Screenearly 20th century, carved and white painted arched wood frames with oil on canvas panels with life sized over flowing urns, parrot, and ruin landscape

Vintage Italian Painted Four Panel Floor Screenearly 20th century, carved and gilt frame, oil on canvas panels depicting ruins in landscapes, verso with red silk panel. 69.5 x 104 in. Additional high

Wood, lacquered, one-sided with silkscreen Milan, Italy, 1955 Design: Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988) - Italian painter, sculptor, craftsman and decorator Execution: 2001, Fornasetti, Milan With the make

Italian, late 19th/early 20th century, four panel screen, each panel with shell andÿleaf carved crest above a gold silk damask lined panel with carved frame and scroll and rosette carved lower sectio

1960s, 170x56 cm., four panel screen in wood and fabric

Early 20th Century Italian Hand Painted Canvas on Wood Four Panel Screen. Unsigned. Crazing throughout, some losses. Measures 67" H x 64" L x 1" D. Provenance: Collection of Robert Eigelberger, Casa P

Pair of Antique Continental Trompe l'oeil Painted Floor Screensearly to mid-19th century, likely Italian, unsigned, oil on canvas mounted to a hinged four-panel screen, the obverse paint decorated as