An important 18th c. Japanese 6-panel screen

18th century Japanese 6-panel (55.2"x20.5"x0.75"(4), 55.2"x21"x0.75"(2)) screen painted with Japanese market scene, Edo period (tears)

**Originally Listed At $600** East Asia, Japan, 18th to 19th century. Ink and color on paper with gold leaf. Inscribed "Fuji Settoku kin ga" and one seal. A six-panel Japanese folding screen depicting

Japanese 6-Panel Kano School Folding Screen, 18th C. Ink on paper. With brass wall mounts. Size: 47.5'' x 112'' x .75'' (121 x 284 x 2 cm). Private Philadelphia collection.

An important Japanese 18th/19th century large Keno school 6-panel (67"Hx24.35"x0.65"(2), 67"Hx23.7"x0.65"(4)) room divider painted with cranes, pheasants, bamboo tree and plum flowers

17th to 18th c. Japanese two-panel screen; wear, losses; newer mounting; H 11 1/4" x W 36 3/4" (approx.)

An 18th century 6-panel painted canvas screen, Louis XV period, each 24" wide panel depicting various scenes.

2 panel screen. Japan. 18th century. Ink and colors on gold paper. Horse racing scene. 39 x 51.25in. Framed.

RARE AND IMPORTANT JAPANESE SCATTERED FAN MEIJI PERIOD OR EDO PERIOD SCREEN. BEAUTIFUL HAND PAINTED AND GILT DETAIL. SOME OLD DAMAGE. A NOTIBLE COMPERBLE EXAMPLE IN THE MET OF ART The screen measures

A Japanese hand painted screen possibly depicting a map of bay regions in Japan. The piece is presented predominantly in shades of blue and brown with vibrant gilt detailing. The screen features six p

Lot 185 Japanese Four Panel Screen (Edo period, 18th Century ) parcel gilt with figures and attendants in garden scenes panel (each): 60 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches overall: 60 1/2 x 102 inches Provenance: F

JAPANESE SIX-PANEL SCREEN18th CenturyVarious court scenes from the Story of Genji.Height 49". Length 112". Provenance:Christie's, King Street, London, November 21, 1979, Lot #255.Private

* A Small Japanese Six-Panel Screen 18th century, kano school depicting cranes underneath pine trees in a landscape, ink and color on gold leaves. Height 15 x width 38 x depth 2 3/4 inches. Estimate $

Japanese, 18th Century Tosa School Six-Panel ScreenHand painted on silver and rice paper background depicting the noble people going to see the red leaves in fall near Mt. Fuji.Purchased in Kyoto, Aug

Japanese four-panel painted screen; with equestrian battle scene; signed, with seal mark; 18th Century; Provenance: The Estate of Kathleen Lea Neal Plummer; L: 71 1/2" (overall, approx.)

Pair Japanese 6-panel table screens, 19th/20th c., figures in boats near shore, watercolor and gouache with gilding, in black lacquer frames with nail head trim, 18.25"h x 7.5"w (each panel)

Edo period (1603-1868) Kano School Byobu screen, likely late 18th century. Six panel screen with theme of royal house and activities such as two men playing go, court ladies reading and dancing with a

Edo period (1603-1868) Kano School Byobu screen, likely late 18th century. The screen panels depict a court setting among the flowering trees and evergreens with musicians, court ladies, samurai with

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

Japanese Byobu 6-panel painted screen, decorated with extensive and detailed battle scenes, late 19th/20th C, textile linen surround, lacquer frame, each panel 66 1/4" x 24 1/2"

Early Japanese 2-Panel Painted Room Screen 66''x66.5''. Gold leaf ground with various polychrome figures in temple landscape. Unsigned. Overall wear from age. 17th or 18th century, Edo period.

Japanese / Asian gouache on paper four panel folding screen with floral motif, in the Rinpa School style, either Late Momoyama Period (late 18th century) or Momoyama style (19th century). Minor wear c

Meiji Period, 18th century or earlier; in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), two hawk gouaches, laid down to form two panel screen, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame, 68 in.

Japanese, six-panel floor screen, Edo period, probably form the 18th century. It was painted on silk by gold as the background and polychrome inks for the figures and motifs. It is framed by twolayers

Meiji Period, 18th century or earlier in the manner of Chokuan Soga(17th century), 12 hawk gouaches, laid down to form two six panel screens, ink , pigment and gilt on rice paper, with wood frame. 68