19th c. wooden Chinese screen, two panels

Japanese two panel wooden screen, 19th century, showing one small crane flying over white and red lotus by the vermilion bridge on dark gilt ground, 46" h x 31.75"w (each)

French, early 19th century. A pair of wooden and canvas decorative screens, each with two panels comprising sea green-painted wooden frames trimmed in burlap ribbon, both front and back sides with nai

TWO-PANEL CHINESE FOLDING SCREEN - Room Divider made up from 19th c. Chinese Carved Doors in Jumu Elm, having eight recessed reticulated panels of various size per door, featuring a dragon at top, bam

19th/20th C. 6'h x 29"w, each panel Provenance: Property Sold for the Benefit of Greenwood Gardens, Short Hills, NJ.

19th/20th C., decorated with flowers. Losses and holes. 5'7-1/2"h x 31"w, each panel.

French, first half of 19th century. A four-panel wooden screen applied with wallpaper painted with two idyllic landscape scenes, the left two panels depicting a hunting scene with two noblemen, one in

each panel: 26in(H) x 5.6in(L)

Large Chinese folding screen comprised of 8 wooden panels covered in 19th century ink and watercolor on silk depicting landscapes and calligraphy. Brass accent Hardware. Total length 132", each panel

THREE CHINESE OPEN-CARVED WOODEN WINDOW SCREENSLate 19th CenturyCentral panels of birds in a landscape surrounded by additional bird and landscape motifs against an openwork lattice ground. Upper pane

A large rounded-corner tapering Jumu cabinet, Qing Dynasty, 18th- 19th century with two removable wooden-hinged do

Chinese wooden modern floor lamp crafted to hold two Qing dynasty period reticulated wooden wall panels. Measures 67" height (170cm). Total weight approx. 6.1 kilograms.

RARE and Unique 19th Century Chinese preserved Lingzhi table scree. The large preserved natural sacred fungus Lingzhi mounted on square hardwood panel. Framed in carved hardwood, formed by two scrolle

Chinese 3-panel open work wooden screen / room divider with carved flower design. Condition AS IS, some wood missing in spots, a couple of scuffs as well. Overall size: 49 x 89 in.Individual panels: 1

Four Panel Wooden Framed Folding Screen with Eight Original Qing Scroll Paintings, four court scenes and four mountain landscapes, the landscapes are all signed and with seals. Each panel is 63" x 19

Antique Indian Cast Iron and Wood Jali Screen, 19h C. Heavy wooden frame containing two identical openwork paint decorated iron panels centering a profile of a crowned figure amid ornate vines. Size:

a set of 8 Chinese ,19th C, enameled marble panels, each panel connected to the other by two metal hinges opening up to create a small fee standing screen, each panel has four windows with painted mar

Item/Description: Antique hand-carved, small rectangular Chinese panel table screen. Celadon jade. Open pierce work carvings with dragons at each corner. Figural image on front features two smiling mo

Chinese five-part wood and lacquered screen with colorful incised phoenix, birds and flower decoration; together with a late 19th c. two-part screen. Largest screen: 72"h x 80"w / each panel 16"w

**Originally Listed At $800** East Asia, China, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Four carved wooden window screens, each one featuring three panels of figural openwork and geometric fretwork -

A MONUMENTAL TWO-FOLD WOODEN SCREEN SET WITH TWO (2) POSSIBLY SUZHOU ‘HUNDRED BIRDS - BǍI NIǍO - 百 鸟’ EMBROIDERED SILK PANELS CHINA, LATE QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY

Fully Reticulated, horizontal format, depicting a continuing Confucian narrative, with many figures and buildings set into lush gardens, and a boat in transit right to left, the entirety backed by a g

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

Japanese School (19th/20th c.), screen, Peony blossoms, two panels, signed, 52.75"h x 51.25"w (total)

19th century Chinese coromandel four-panel screen, hardstone decorated, 68" h x 64" w. Provenance: The Estate of Former U.S. Ambassador Edmund Asbury Gullion.