Old Japanese Four-Panel Painted Paper Screen

Old Japanese four-panel painted paper screen; depicting a pond scene; showing four ducks amid foliage; with signature and seal marks to lower right; 35" x 59" (approx.)

Old Japanese four-panel painted paper screen; depicting a continuous design of a flowing stream with ducks and large flower blossoms with a small bamboo fence to the front, and small sparrows in the s

Japanese folding paper screen with brass hardware and four panels of continuous hand-painted lily pads and blossoms floating on the water, signed l.r., 35" H x 72" W unfolded.

signed and stamped to lower right panel; each panel: 67 1/4 x 22 3/4 inches

Old Japanese painted four-panel screen; depicting a couple on a boat amid hills and trees, on a gilt ground; with inscriptions, and seal mark to lower left; 36" x 72" approx

Two Japanese four panel screens painted on paper, 20th c., decorated with landscape and fruit trees. Both: 36"h x 73"w x .75"d

Small Japanese painted paper four-panel screen; 25" x 37" (overall, approx.)

All mounted together. Wear, used condition, losses. 39"h x 8'w

Japanese painted four panel screen on paper, signature and seal mark to lower left; overall good condition, some surface wear and scratches, minor tears and losses, minor flaws; H 36" x W 72" (approx.

Antique Japanese 6-panel painted paper screen, 17th c., four cranes bathing near a peony bush, 54.5"h x 19.75"w (each panel), 54.5"h x 118.5"w (open), plexi case/frame Provenance: Property from a Majo

19th C., or earlier, four joined hand painted paper panels depicting blossoming cherry tree branches near water's edge, on gold ground. Mounted with fabric banding in a red lacquer frame. Unsigned, la

Mid-20th century Signed lower left Ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, willow tree in a winter landscape Overall: 67.25" H x 71" W

Robert Harrison Crowder (American, 1911-2010) Japanese Influence Four-Panel Painted Screen, H 84'' W 76'' | Four panels having beige paper backs and hand painted scene of exotic birds flying amongst f

A Large Japanese Four-Panel Screen, 'Blossoms and Birds'. Finely painted in gilt ground paper, depicting birds and Blossoming trees and landscape, signed to the lower left conner. {Folded size: 71 3/4

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century, Meiji Period (1868-1912) The folding screen with four painted paper panels depicting figures in interiors with silk trim 50.5" H x 80" W x 0.75" D

Early to mid 20th century. Deco era screen having been floral paint decorated with elegant detail. The paper is in good condition and generally well cared for. H36" W71" Sold from the collection of a

painted in colors on paper; signed to lower right of right-hand panel; depicting puppies; end panels: 28 x 17 1/2 inches; two middle panels: 28 x 16 3/4 inches

Reputedly 1850 but appears to be 20th century. Four hand painted panels on paper depicting Japanese sailors on a boat with Portuguese traders. Silk brocade border with cranes. Wear and some edge loss.

Kano Toshun (Japanese, 1747-1797), The Four Accomplishments Edo period (1615-1868), a pair of six-panel folding screens, ink, colors and gold on paper, painted with figures engaged in the various nobl

Lovely four panel folding screen appears to be of Japanese origin. Beautifully hand painted cranes around and in a willow type tree. Ornate paper backing. Size = 102" x 67.5"

A Japanese four-fold screen painted with flowers on a dark ground. Framed in lacquered wood with metal fittings and printed paper back. Full width approx. 188 x height 92 cm. Each panel width 47 cm. P

An old Korean eight-panel folding screen, Korea. Painted with ink and color on paper, depicting four Seasonal landscapes, flowers, trees, sailing on the seas and mountain landscapes. Signed with artis

Japanese four panel painted screen, ink on silk. Signed in ink with red seal lower left. Wear to the bottom left. Minor staining to the bottom of each panel. Staining to the middle of panel. Tear to p

Japanese Four-Panel Painted Screen. {Each frame: 69 3/4 x 36 1/4 inches (177.1 x 92 cm)}. Condition: Some wear and tear.