French production (20th c.) Screen

French production (20th c.), in the style of Henri BataillePair of occasional tablesOak woodModels created circa 1950H 60 × L 110 × P 45 cmH 60 × L 110 × P 49,5 cm

French production (20th c.)Sculptural vase, circa 1940Patinated terracottaH 47,5 cm × L 36 × P 8 cm

French production (20th c.)Plate, circa 1930Glazed ceramicMonogrammed on the backØ 22 cm

Mid-century modern fire screen Possibly French, 20th C. Height 27", Width 26 1/2", Depth 4 1/2". Brushed metal feet and simplistic geometric design.

Ormolu picture frame, French, late 19th/early 20th C., modeled as a three panel screen with large rectangular opening surrounded by mounted painted miniatures after famous paintings by Da Vinci, Rapha

French style burlap four-panel screen, 20th c., printed in colors with a forest scene to simulate tapestry, 77"h x 84"w

Group French-style fireplace accessories, 20th c., incl. fan form fire screen, pair Louis XV style chenets, and pair tall andirons, in gilt metal and brass, largest: 27.5"h x 38"w, smallest: 12.5"h x

Fine Large Handpainted Six Panel Floor Screen Depicting Figures In A Garden Before A Palace, French. Early 20th C.Some Imperfections. 86" Tall

French Art Deco style inlaid room screen, late 20th c., having light and dark contrasting wood set in geometric pattern, veneer loss to edges, 67"h, 71"w Start Price: $300.00

French, 19th/20th C. 4'6-1/4"h, center panel: 19-1/4"w

An antique French Louis XIV fireplace screen offers shaped gilt bronze frame with victory wreath finial, foliate elements and central reserve with birds, 20th century. Measures: 27.5" H x 29.5" W x 9"

French Black Leather Eight Panel Dressing Screen, 20th c., each panel with iron tack decoration, the backs with muslin corners, H.- 89 in., Each Panel W.- 22 1/2 in., Total W.- 180 in., D.- 1 3/9 in.,

French Louis XVI style painted folding screen, 20th c., three panels, center panel with carved torch crest, side panels with ribbon crests, all faced with flat mirror plates, lower panels with musical

French Louis XVI style giltwood folding screen, 20thc., shell and ribbon crest, over two inset glass panels, rising on tapered and fluted legs, overall: approx 42"h, 36.5"w Start Price: $150.00

Set of Four Bagues Style 2 light sconces with rock crystal birds sitting on top of a scrolling plinth, 21 inches long, wire at a later date after late 19th or early 20th Century Production.

Charles Eames (St. Louis, MO, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (Sacramento, CA, 1912-1988). FSW-6 folding screen for Herman Miller, designed in 1946. Later 20th century production. Six-paneled molded plywood

French Gilt-Bronze Firescreen in the Rococo Taste first quarter 20th century, the oval screen framed with a pierced gilt-bronze surround, ornamented with scrollwork, rocaille work and flowers, raised

French Louis XV style carved walnut folding screen, 20th c., three panels, foliate and rocaille carved frame with center shell crest, pink fabric panels, on low whorl feet, restoration to frame, appro

Continental miniature gilt enamel ewer and screen, Late 19th/Early 20th c., incl. a French bronze and red enamel miniature ewer and a brass framed red enamel fire screen (likely Viennese), each with c

French Louis XVI style fire screen, early 20th c., giltwood frame with floral wreath crest, ribbon molding, centering raised chenille textile, plain back, rising on molded trestle base, approx 42"h, 3

Late 19th/Early 20th Century The four-paneled screen with a polychromed tooled leather border enclosing needlepoint panels depicting biblical scenes in cartouches surrounded by foliate motifs and fin

French Art Deco enameled wrought iron fire screen, Early 20th c., manner Gilbert Poillerat, 41"h x 22"w Provenance: Property removed from 740 Park Avenue, NY - 740 Park Avenue is one of the most desir

French Louis XV style three-panel floor screen, early 20th c., painted frame with asymmetrical foliate scrolls, parcel gilt and paint decorated glass panes, rising on whorl feet, some paint loss throu

Description: This lot includes a beautiful Louis XV style Late 19th C. to early 20th C. room divider. The screen features a hand painted scene on each panel and glass panes at the top. Gilt wood finis