Chinese four panel bamboo screen

DESCRIPTION: Chinese four panel lacquered composite screen featuring floral, foliage, crane and bamboo motifs. Completed with gilt accents. CIRCA: Late 20th - Early 21st Century ORIGIN: Chinese DIMENS

A vintage Chinese four panel screen offers ebonized finish with carved hardstone upper floral vases and lower animals, gilt decorated trim, en verso gilt decorated with bamboo design, 20th century. Me

CHINESE FOUR-PANEL BLACK LACQUER SCREEN - 20h century. Each panel is painted on one side with a scene of bamboo. The reverse is lavishly decorated with birds and foliage. 71.5" h. x 64" wide. Small br

Late 20th century. Front has flowing trees, lily pads and birds and reverse has bamboo decoration. 72"h. Each panel is 16"w.

Two Chinese artworks, including: framed embroidery depicting colorful birds amid bamboo, with inscription; together with four-panel screen with printed and hand-embellished scenery, depicting figures

Vintage 20th Century Chinese room divider. Dual sided screens with black lacquer and green painted carved bamboo tree motif to one side, and gold painted figural landscape to verso. A story scene with

Vintage 20th Century Chinese room divider. Dual sided screens with black lacquer and green painted carved bamboo tree motif to one side, and a gold painted figural landscape to verso, depicting a stor

20th century; depicting figures in a garden to one side, and a scene of flying birds with bamboo and flowers to the reverse Each panel: 48 x 11 in. (121.9 x 27.9 cm.)

Chinese Coromandel Four Panel Screen. Featuring a hand painted bonsai, peony, dogwood, crane, dove, and pheasant motif on one side, with a bamboo and swallow motif on the other side with lacquer and g

A Chinese Carved Hardwood Four-Panel Screen 20TH CENTURY carved to show stalks of leafy bamboo. Each: height 70 x width 18 inches, 178 x 46 cm. Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois

Chinese Republic Period porcelain four panel paintings were created in 1941 by Huang Liying (20th c.), Very good Rosewood - Huanghuali wood carving frame with bamboo 46.5" x 36.5" inches overall 15" X

A Chinese dressing screen offers four panels having black lacquered finish, front with more recent Severin Roesen School fruit and foliate still life painting and en verso gilt bamboo painting, raised

Four panel black lacquer screen with a scene of cranes in a marshy landscape on one side and sparrows among bamboo on the other. 20th C. Each panel approx. 72" H x 16" W.

Chinese Four-Panel Screen, early 20th century, composed of wood panels carved in relief with designs of the "Hundred Antiques" with a gilded surface, and lacquer panels inset with the "Hundred Antique

Mid 20th century Chinese ebonized four-panel screen, with faux hardstone scenes depicting female figures decorating scrolls in a landscape setting with central pagoda, overall size 72"h x 72"l.

Chinese Four panel screen with embroidered paneling, late 19th/early 20th century Hardwood, silk Unmarked Approx. height 52", width 60.75"

CHINESE FOUR PANEL DIVIDER SCREEN, CARVED STONE DECORATION H 6' W 64" Four hinged panels each 16" wide. Carved raised soapstone figures in relief. Circa 1960. Black background. From an Arbor Court, Bl

Chinese four-panel ink on paper screen; with Buddhist sutras in stylized script and seal marks throughout; L: 75" (approx.)

20th C. Chinese four-panel screen with dragon carving, 81" h. x 72" w.

A Chinese Four-Panel Screen. Hand painted on paper Each panel: 36.25" x 18"

Chinese four-panel screen with tree and birds, signed lower right, 36 1/2" x 73". Provenance: a Connecticut estate.

A Chinese Four-Panel Screen 20th Century Height 73 1/2 x width of each panel 22 inches. Note: This lot is located in West Palm Beach, Florida. The buyer will be responsible for shipping from our West

CHINESE FOUR PANEL SCREEN. Height: 84 in. by Width: 64

Chinese Four Panel Screen, each panel has a carved hardwood frame surrounding sections of a "Kossu" silk embroidery(as is) covered with glass, 18 1/4" x 72 1/2"each, appears to be 19th/20thC.Estimate: