Chinese Fretwork Carved Teak Four Panel Floor Screen

A Chinese Carved Hardwood Four-Panel Floor Screen 19th Century Height 63 x width of each panel 16 inches. Property from the Collection of Ms. Terry Van Lear, Palm Beach, Florida

Vintage Chinese Carved Coromandel Four Panel Floor Screenearly 20th century, black field with figures in a courtyard, verso with birds and flowers, brass capped feet. 72 x 64 in. Private Collection, R

Chinese carved hardwood four panel floor screen depicting traditional scenes within a foliate landscape. 72.5” H x 72” width extended.

A Chinese Export Carved and Parcel Gilt Four-Panel Floor Screen 19th Century Height 72 3/4 x width of each panel 18 inches.

A Chinese Carved Hardwood, Blue and White Porcelain Four Panel Floor Screen, 20th Century. Panel dimensions: h: 77 1/2 x w: 20 1/8 x d: 1 1/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese

Mid-Century Teak Four Panel Floor Screen1960s, geometric fretwork panels, straight feet. 72 x 92 x 1 in. From the Estate of the late William Donnett, Sanford, North Carolina Additional high-resolution

Chinese hand carved four panel room divider screen. Depicts floral carved design patterns. SHIPPINGHill Auction Gallery will not ship. Gallery will refer a local shipper for international buyers. Purc

19th century Chinese four-panel floor screen, each panel with floral and sunburst relief carving and intricate Chinoiserie design damask upholstered inset panel. [Each panel: 73" H x 26" W x 1" D]. In

Chinese Carved Wood Four-Panel Screen with a foliate-carved panel over fretwork, the lower panels depicting flora and birds in shallow relief. h. 79-1/4", w. 76"

Chinese Carved Wood Four-Panel Screen with a foliate-carved panel over fretwork, the lower panels depicting flora and birds in shallow relief. h. 79-1/4", w. 76"

Chinese, 20th century. A palatial carved gesso over wood eight panel floor screen in four sections with continuous scene to front in greens, pinks, and yellows depicting a palace courtyard with many o

Striking Chinese four panel Coromandel lacquered folding wood room divider. Oxblood red background with gilt pagoda castle and other forms, and gilt trim and embellishments. Features carved inlaid fig

Chinese five panel carved hardwood screen, each panel divided into four sections, the top having three bats against a pierced fretwork ground, the second a relief carved panel depicting two of the Chi

**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 -

20th century, a red lacquer, carved and parcel gilt four panel screen, the upper panels decorated with battle scenes, the lower with vases and flowers.  Dimensions: each panel is 72" x 18&qu

Large Chinese four panel folding floor screen. The upper section of the wooden panels features lovely pierced decoration with geometric motifs. Each pierced section is bounded by smaller decorative pa

Chinese Four-Panel Floor Screen 20th century, decorated with a design of multiple cranes in a mountainous setting, the reverse with birds hovering over floral sprays. h. 72", w. 64"

With inlaid spinach jade, mother of pearl and precious stones; each panel depicting a different figural scene of women, children, farmers and scholars. Set on a black lacquer background with hand pain

An Anglo-Indian Carved Four-Panel Floor Screen Property from the Collection of Dr. Marvin and Mary Ellen Johnson, Northbrook, Illinois

A Chinese Four-Panel Floor Screen. Painted on silk Each panel: 72.75" x 17.5"

With panels of embroideries.

A Chinese Carved Rosewood Four-Panel Screen. Each panel contains an embroidered needlework panel under glass Each panel: 76" x 21.5" x 1.5"

possibly Qing dynasty, ink on paper with silk border, depicting woodland scene with river, pine trees, and ducks at sunrise, black lacquered wood, geometric design paper backing, brass mountings, titl

Chinese Coromandel Figual Four Panel Floor Screen Four-Panel Coromandel Screen with Soapstone Inaly. Depicting elderly scholars with their young attendants