Giltwood and Mirror Glass Three-Panel Screen

Giltwood and Mirror Glass Three-Panel Screen 20th century, of Louis XVI inspiration, the beaded surround with notched corners and set with mirror glass panels, decorated with molded brass corner medal

20th century Each Panel: 68 x 20 in. (172.7 x 50.8 cm.)

Antique French Gilt Wood Beveled Glass (3) Three Panel Screen. Minor Losses to Gilt, otherwise good condition. Two Triptychs. This screen features (6) Six paintings on canvas, each measures 37 1/2 inc

Louis XVI mirrored trifold dressing screen, 19th c., France, carved and gilt wood, mirrored glass, three panel hinged screen, the bottom lined with striped damask silk, 51"h x 15"w (panel) Provenance:

Louis XV mirrored trifold dressing screen, 19th c., France, carved and gilt wood, beveled mirrored glass, three panel hinged screen, the bottom and reverse panel lined with flower embroidered silk, 66

Louis XV style three-panel dressing screen, late 19th c., France, carved and gilt wood, glass panels, gold silk damask, 78"h x 60"w Provenance: Property from a Private Manhattan Collection

Vintage from the 1900s Materials: wood, mirror, glass, giltwood, fabric Description Antique French Neoclassical Revival Giltwood Mirror and Upholstered 3-Panel Screen A sublimely elegant versatile ant

A French Regency style giltwood three panel privacy screen with glass panels above and crewel work panels below circa 1900. Each panel is 23.75" in width. Ht: 61" Wd: 71"

A French Regency style giltwood three panel privacy screen with glass panels above and crewel work panels below circa 1900. Each panel is 23.75" in width. Ht: 61" Wd: 71"

Regency-style Giltwood and Eglomise Overmantle Mirror, early 19th century, three flute-framed panels, the central eagle flanked by symbols of war, over three glass panels, lg. 61, ht. 31 in. For furth

With fabric and glass insets. Panel: 6'5"h x 19"w

19th Century The three-panel carved giltwood folding screen with inset glass panes atop pleated ivory silk panels, all surrounded by rocaille motifs 66.25" H x 67" W x1.5" D

French, early 20th century. Three panel folding dressing screen in the Louis XVI style with giltwood ribbon crests over shaped bevelled glass panels, one side with pink gradient fabric and the other s

Arts and Crafts style three-panel floor screen, 20th c., wood frame with beveled glass panes, over fabric screens with painted floral design, carved giltwood trim, approx 74.25"h, 59"w Start Price: $1

Louis XVI style giltwood floor screen, the frames crowned with ribboned motifs above three mirrored panels inset with classical scenes under glass. 65.5” H x 49” W extended

Vintage from the 1900s Read the full list of materials Materials: wood, mirror, glass, giltwood, fabric Description Antique French Neoclassical Revival Giltwood Mirror and Upholstered 3-Panel Screen A

Fine French Fin-de-Siecle Giltwood and Beveled Glass Five-Panel Screen fourth quarter 19th century, each section set with three beveled panels with serpentine crests trimmed with flower heads and acan

inset with beveled glass panels Center panel: 71 3/8 x 19 3/4 in. (181.3 x 50.2 cm.), Side panels: 67 1/4 x 16 in. (170.8 x 40.6 cm.) Provenance: From the Estate of Baroness Adelle Karoff, Los Angeles

1890's Belle Époque gilt wood three-fold screen with each panel inset with beveled mirror plate over pleated beige silk. [Panels (each): 22 1/4" W x 72" H]. Losses to gilding, otherwise in overall go

Regency mahogany and glass three panel screen or paravent, each panel containing two panes of glass, the edges rounded and confirming with internal brass hinges. 75" H x 63" W x 0.75" D. Note: This it

French Tapestry and Giltwood Three-Panel Screen in the Regence Style, 19th c., center panel h. 75 1/2 in., w. 29 in., side panels, h. 71 in., w. 19 in., overall w. 67 in.

A Bobo Vines handmade creation. Stained glass three panel screen with abstract design. Each panel 14 x 64 - Overall 42 x 64

A Louis XVI Style Giltwood Three-Panel Floor Screen First Half 20th Century Height 69 x width overall 50 3/4 inches.

A Louis XV Style Giltwood Three-Panel Floor Screen 19th Century Height 80 inches. Property from the Collection of David C. Stuebe, Barrington Hills, Illinois