Sliding Shoji Screen, Japan, vertical and horizontal

A lot of six vintage Japanese and Chinese books and art albums. Shoji, The Screens of Japan, photographs by Toyo Okomato, text by Gisel Takakuwa, published by Mitsumuro Suiko Shoin Publishing Ltd., 19

Ca. second half 20thC. Classic Mid-Century Modern credenza by Poul Hundevad of Denmark. This credenza features a pair of sliding doors and adjustable vertical and horizontal interior shelving. Only sh

Chinese 4-panel folding screen displaying horizontal and vertical carved and gilt decorated figures in landscape scenes and warriors. From a New Fairfield, CT estate. Dimensions: folding screen measur

A Japanese sliding wood door panel / screen. Meiji Period. Vertical slats above a solid wood lower portion. Large iron and metal escutcheon plate measuring 12.5" x 13.25" decorated with a cat surmount

A Japanese sliding wood door panel / screen. Meiji Period. Vertical slats above a solid wood lower portion. Large iron and metal escutcheon plate measuring 12.5" x 13.25" decorated with a cat surmount

1) 8 yards of Iman Home's stylized Ikat printed cotton in blues and creams, "Alhambra Amour", is 13 screens, 12" vertical repeat by 4 1/2" horizontal repeat, across a 54" width. For upholstery or wind

Fine cast aluminum Art Deco bookends. Features a streamlined design incorporating vertical and horizontal lines with each bookend featuring a sliding aluminum panel decorated with a graduated rectangu

JAPAN, CIRCA 1958 A Japanese mid century modern ink on paper linear abstract drawing. The work depicts a progression of short horizontal and vertical scores with varied areas of concentration. Notice

Directoire Mahogany Four-Fold Screen with Sliding Panels. Mahogany frame with brass hardware, with configurable vertical sliding canvas panels. Circa 1800. {Approximate dimensions: Each panel 45 high

1) 19 yards of Robert Allen Home monkey toile in greens on white, a 6-screen synthetic upholstery print, 55 inches wide. Design repeats of 13" vertical by 27" horizontal . Half drop across the half wi

Framed Glen Krause Screenprint, Tidal Reflections 1963. This abstract screen print has three vertical oval objects towards the middle, with horizontal color blocks of blue, grey, and green. This is ma

1) 9 yardsof Brunschwig & Fils 7-screen printed floral linen, "NHEINTIKO",in blues, greens ad browns on off-shite, 53" wide. Design repeats of 27-1/2" vertical repeat by 25" horizontal repeat. Vat col

1) 5 1/4 yards of Brunschwig's 4-color linen screen print "Pave", a loosely drawn, small scale design, 54 inches wide. Design repeats of 9 inches vertical by 18 inches horizontal. Fine for residential

1) 5 1/2 yards of Thibaut's "Medley" Chinois, a vintage, 10-color screen print on cotton, 54 inches wide. Design repeats of 25 inches vertical by 27 inches horizontal. 2) 3 yards of Romo's "Forenza",

1) 11 1/2 yards of China Seas "Macao", a multi-colored, 9-screen, stylized floral cotton print on a lime green ground, 54 inches wide. Design repeats of 25 inches vertical by 27 inches horizontal. 2)

1 black wool twill woven shirt dress, standing soft band collar w/ right front button closure, abalone layered buttons at neck, side horizontal patch pockets w/ vertical slit, dolman sleeves, 1985, la

1) 5 3/4 yards of Quadrille's "Melong Batik", a screen printed linen, lime green on ivory, 52 1/2" wide. Design repeats of 8 1/2" vertical by 8 3/4" horizontal. Nice for upholstery. 2) 4 yards of Krav

1) 5 3/4 yards of Braemore's 5-screen/5-color cotton lattice print in corals, blues and cream. 4 1/2 inch vertical repeat by 3 inch horizontal repeat across a 54-inch width. Finished with a soil and s

1) 7 3/4 yards of Quadrille's "Cumberland" one-screen linen blended print in blue on white, 54" printed width. The seamable width is 53 1/4", with a 1 3/4" vertical repeat by 1 1/2" horizontal repeat.

1) 9 1/2 yds. of M.K. Collection's "Spot On" 4-screen/color linen for upholstery/windows, 55" W. The modern print in forest green on greys has a 5" vertical repeat by 13 3/4" horizontal repeat. 2) Com

George Nakashima (Pennsylvania/Washington/Japan/India, 1905-1990) mid-century modern walnut credenza, pinned and dovetailed case construction with two vertical slat sliding doors backed with pandanus

L:172cm W:45cm

2 panel screen. Japan. 19th century or earlier. Kano school. Ink and color on gold paper. Each panel: 68 x 34in. Numerous old repairs, loss, staining commensurate with age and use.

The structure is in wood and frame in silk. Painted in ink and colour on paper. The scene depicted continues without interruptions across all six panels, is set in a mountain landscape, with rocks, tr