Neoclassical Painted Five-Panel Screen

A very nice Continental 19th Century painted five panel screen with central scenic views framed by neoclassical elements. Size: 75.5"H x 24"W each panel. List Price: $18000

Two Indian carved wood screens comprising an unpainted three panel screen and a white painted five panel screen. Soiling. Largest: 74" high, 100" wide. Smallest: 74" high, 60" wide.

Neoclassical paint decorated screen. Size: 67" H x 69" W x 1" D

A Continental Neoclassical painted six panel floor screenlate 18th/early 19th centuryeach panel height 109in (277cm); width 32in (81cm) Provenance:Property from a Collector, Los Angeles, California.

Pair of folk art five panel painted screens, each depicting floral sprays, 32"h

Neoclassical-Style Painted Canvas Three-Panel Screen ca. 1900, each bisected panel depicting ruins with classical columns over painted swags, arabesques and musical trophies, each panel with one tree

Asian painted six panel five fold screen decorated with falcons, 108" x46 3/4".

Five-panel floor screen, with painted panels of figures at a river and in a garden setting. Label verso "Bevilaqua, B-1688". [Each panel: 66 1/2 x 21 inches (x 5)]. In overall good condition.

Lovely Chinese Hand Painted Wallpaper Screen, the paper c.1800, the five panel screen hand decorated with a flower and bamboo garden with birds and insects, on a pale blue ground. Provenance: Pri

Continental, 20th century A four panel grisaille painted Neoclassical motif screen imitating a painted still life on Unsigned Approx. h. 80.375", w. 89" (whole screen)

asian room screen. Panels are crafted from lacquered wood, each panel is hand painted, the edges of each panel are wrapped in what appears to be canvas. Carved detailing etched into wood is hand paint

19th Century Chinese Five Panel Floor Screen: A five panel floor screen. The panels, constructed of soft wood and painted and varnished (some losses, damage due to normal wear), joined with "L&

A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE FIVE PANEL TABLE SCREEN, QING DYNASTY. The five rectangular panels of hand painted porcelain with glazed enamels depicting mountainous scenery, set in a panelled wooden frame b

Five Panel Folding Screen, Paris Map. White painted panels with antique map of Paris printed to the panel fronts. {Approximate dimensions: Each panel 96 high x 25 1/4 inches wide.}. Condition: Some ma

19th C Chinese Floor Screen With Porcelain Panels: A five panel floor screen. The wood constructed panels, painted and varnished (some losses) are joined with "L" hinges. Each porcelain pan

Chinese porcelain and hardwood screen, five panels inset with a total of eleven enameled porcelain plaques comprising five painted landscape scenes above five detailed scenes of birds, ducks and flowe

Black lacquer with painted and carved stone landscape. Border is inlaid mother of pearl. Reverse has painted flowers. Dimensions are: 96 3/4" long, center panel is 73" tall. All measurements are app

Five Panel antique fire place screen, each panel hand painted screen, each panel surrounded with decorative brass inch wide trim, unusual, measures 24 inches high by 63 inches wide

Five panel canvas folding screen having hand painted Roman figural motif with foliate detail. Upper portion of panels painted in imitation of Roman wall painting. 78 inches height, 92.5 inches width.

Early 20th century Chinese hand painted and hardstone inlaid black lacquer room divider screen. Five panels - two on either side of a central larger panel. Screen measures a total of approx. 72" tall

Neo-classical Style Roman Villa Interior 3 Panel Screen Hand Painted. Measures 84.5 inches high by 60 inches wide.

Chinese Eight Panel Mahogany Table Screen, 20th c., each panel having two polychrome figural painted tiles and five blue floral decorated tiles, all on a white glazed background, H.- 31 1/8 in., W.- E

* A Suite of Five French Painted Boiserie Panels 18th/19th century mounted as a floor screen. Height 78 1/2 x width of each panel 26 1/2 inches. Estimate $400-600 Property from the Estate of Mary Lou

FRENCH PAINTED HARDWOOD FOUR-PANEL ROOM DIVIDERS / FLOOR SCREENS, LOT OF TWO, each depicting flowering urns, neoclassical landscapes, and cherubs, no signatures located. Late 19th/early 20th century.