LARGE CHINESE ELM SIX PANEL FOLDING SCREEN FROM 19TH C.

Chinese Painted Leather Six-Panel Folding Screen 18th/19th century, the panels in a continuous traditional scene with baskets of flowers bordering the top and bottom of each panel. overall h. 84", w.

A Large Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen, 'Riverside Village'. Finely painted in gilt ground paper to depict village farming life scene by the river. 19th Century. {Folded size: 66 3/4 x 25 inches (1

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

18-19th C Chinese Carved Hardwood Screen With Calligraphy And Seal Marks 10 Panels. Large Panels Measure 46" X 10" And Small Ones Measure 36.5" X 10". Purchaed in china back in the early 80's and was

Height 44 1/2 inches, width of each panel 12 inches.

Swedish Polychromed Six-Panel Folding Screen, early 19th century, in the provincial taste, each panel with an arched top and cross bar, the joints mortised and pegged, h. 68", l. 135".

Six panel folding screen, Korean, mid-19th century, depicting the legend of one hundred children, 58" h x 87" l. Provenance: From a California estate.

Large Chinese Eight Panel Folding Floor Screen, 20th c., decorated with equestrian scenes, H.-94 in., total W.- 132 in.

A Chinese Jade Inlaid Six-Panel Screen, 19th century and earlier 76-1/2 x 120 inches (194.3 x 304.8 cm) (overall) 
 
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Japanese six-panel folding screen. Depicting morning glory, 19th century, 36"h x 102"w. Provenance: formerly in the Larry Ellison collection.

A Chinese Coromandel Lacquer Six-Panel Floor Screen 19th century having polychromed decoration of court figures. Each panel height 71 1/2 x 15 3/4 inches. Estimate $500-700

Takemura Bunmin (Japanese), Folding Screen with Autumn GrassesMeiji period (1868-1912), late 19th century, six-panel folding screen, ink and colors on paper, painted with an autumn landscape of birds

AN ANTIQUE CHINESE "100 BOYS" POLYCHROME PAINTED SIX PANEL SCREEN, QING DYNASTY, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, each rectangular silk panel depicting frolicking boys at various playful pursuits, set amidst the wa

Japanese Six-Panel Folding Screen Ink, color and metallic pigments on paper applied with gold leaf; unsigned. 18th/19th Century {37 1/2 x 142 inches (95.2 x 360.7 cm)} [Minor wear]

Asian Eight Panel Folding Screen, Early Gouache on paper panels set in 20th C Frame. Hand painted scenic panels, each with woodblock leaf and characters. Set single sided in linen matting and framed i

Type: Screen / room divider Materials: Lacquered & painted wood, brass Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Mid 20th century Maker: Chinese Description: A large Chinese six-panel lacquered and pain

Korean or Japanese, 19th century, folding frame with six silk brocade lined panels with ink and color silk painting of birds on branches, approximately 60-3/4 x 99-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection from

**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

A Chinese Six Panel Carved Hardwood Screen with Paintings on Silk Qing dynasty (1644-1912), 19th century, ink and colors on silk, six vertical paintings depicting scenes from the classic 18th-century

19th century, snowy mountainous landscape, artist's signature and seal lower left, ink on paper, silk brocade floral borders, patterned paper backing verso, wood frame, each panel 64 x 24 in., total w

19th/20th C. Numerous losses to stone and lacquer throughout. 7'2-1/2"h x 19-1/4"w, each panel

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

Chinese jade inlaid cinnabar six panel screen,finely work depicting birds, flowers and scholar objects. late 19th -early 20th C. 96"W x 76"H

ANONYMOUS (18TH-19TH CENTURY) Flock of Cranes Edo period (1615-1868), 18th/19th century A six-panel folding screen in ink, color, and gold on paper depicting a flock of 17 cranes standing on the shore