A Japanese six-panel painted byobu floor screen

Late Edo/early Meiji period, 19th century, ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, depicting a tiger and cub and a leopard in a bamboo forest, overall: 37'' H x 80.5'' W x 1'' D, est: $600/800 Provenance:

19th Century or earlier, depicting a floral garden scene with a pond and flowering peonies among other flowers, ink, color, and gold flakes on paper, mounted on brocade, signed lower right 'Kishi yama

Japanese, Edo Period (1603-1868), Kano School. A hand painted six-panel floor screen, apparently unsigned, verso with with label on green patterned back "Naga Antiques 145 E. 61st Street NY, NY 10021

Beautifully painted with quails and birds in a garden scene with a pond against a gilt painted background. H: 67 in. W: 150 in. (total width of the six panel)

Japanese, six-panel floor screen, Edo period, probably form the 18th century. It was painted on silk by gold as the background and polychrome inks for the figures and motifs. It is framed by twolayers

Japanese Six-Panel Floor Screen 20th century, paper on a wood and lacquer frame with silk mounts, the reverse covered with red paper, painted with a continuous scene of a festival day in a mountainous

Six panel byobu painted with a profusion of flowering plants including bittersweet, dogwood, chrysanthemum and more, with a rooster and hen in the center of the scene, and three birds in flight. Signe

A large and impressive, six panel Byobu folding screen by Robert Crowder. Signed to front left panel in Japanese characters. Hand painted on paper and mounted on wood panels. Verso is decorated in pap

A Japanese Six-Panel Byobu Screen Edo Period Each panel mounted with an ink and color painting of a falcon. Height 55 inches, extended width 117 inches. C

A Japanese Six-Panel Floor Screen. Each panel: 56" x 25"

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, 19th century, anonymous, depicting flowers, plants and clouds in gilt and color on paper, approx. 67.75"h x 24.75"w (each)

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, Edo period, ink on gold foiled paper, depicting a landscape with pavilions and figures, lower right signed "Ikawa Fujiwara Naganobu (=Kano Naganobu 1775-1828) with sea

Depicting red crowned cranes on gold leaf background. Each panel 63in H x 22 1.2in W

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, 18c gilt, ink and color on paper, depicting willow tree, red camelias, white peonies, approx. 67.5"h x 27.5"w (each)

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, ink and colors on paper, left panel with mallards with two men, right panel with the moon in the sky over a house and trees, nearby a seated samurai, the middle panels

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, Edo/Meiji Period, ink, color and gilt on paper, depicting a group of children (karako) pushing and pulling a large flower basket filled with chrysanthemums, bell flowe

Large Japanese six-panel painted screen; depicting cranes in flight; 68" x 23 1/2" (each, approx.)

Lot 71 Japanese Six Panel Floor Screen each panel ink on paper with brocade and lacquer mounts; the central motif a stream flanked on one riverbank by a pheasant on rocks under a white cherry blossom

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, late Edo/Meiji period, ink and color on paper, depicting peonies to the right and a pheasant watching over her young under a pine tree in the center, lower right with

Two antique Japanese six-panel painted folding screens with landscape designs; as-is condition, back of screens with wear and tear, paintings in good vintage condition; each panel 21 1/2" x 10 1/2" (a

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, by Kano Tanshin (1785-1836), Edo period, ink and colors on paper, depicting a landscape with cranes on gilt flecked ground, lower left with the artist signature and se

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, 19th/early 20th century, ink and color on paper, depicting mountain and river scenery with bridges and temples, black lacquered frame, 48"h x 18.5"/19"w (each)

Japanese Edo period six panel folding floor screen depicting an idyllic river scene of two cranes by a flowing river with a budding prunus tree stretching across the composition, all against a gold gr

An Italian Six-Panel Painted Canvas Floor Screen 18TH/19TH CENTURY decorated on both sides. Each panel height 68 x width 23 1/2 inches.