18th Century French 6-Panel Folding Screen

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

**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.

Rare 7-panel folding screen of monumental proportions. Originally purchased for $20,000.00. Dimensions: (folded) H 100" x (panel) W 19" x D 6.5" Condition: Showing wear including chips and losses to f

Each panel 22 x 55. There are 6 panels total. 4 panels are attached as a screen and 2 matching panels are not attached, can be used as separate wall hangings.

A French Louis XV period 4 panel screen in painted canvas on a wood frame, circa 1760,

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)

19TH CENTURY FRENCH 3 PANEL FOLDING SCREEN Height: 67 in. by Width: 45 in. by Depth: 1.5 in.

19th Century 6 Panel Watercolor Folding Screen . 150" W 68" H "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONS

Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller mid-century modern FSW-6 six-panel folding screen, molded plywood. 68" H x 59" W.

Chinese eight-panel, double-sided coromandel wooden screen carved and painted with central vignettes depicting processional village festival scenes topped with still life scenes with vases and fruit a

MID-CENTURY JAPANESE CARVED AND LACQUERED 6-PANEL FOLDING SCREEN. HEIGHT 72"

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

Chinese export hand-painted gouache on paper six-panel folding screen, room divider, featuring flowers, plants and a multitude of exotic birds and insects, made in China in the 18th century, circa 177

Louis XV Polychrome-Painted Folding Screen , probably 18th c., arched panels, sanguine pastoral reserves, paneled base, painted reverse , h. 82 in., w. 100 in. Provenance: The Estate of Caroline P. Ir

Charles and Ray Eames 1946 FSW-6 folding screen. Articulated panels of curved plywood sandwiched between ash. Six panels with canvas webbing. Excellent condition 5' 7 3/4" H x 5' W approx.

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.

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

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]

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.

French, early 20th century. Three panel folding dressing screen in the Louis XVI style with giltwood ribbon crests over shaped bevelled glass panels, one side with pink gradient fabric and the other s

FRANCE, 18TH CENTURY A fine French Louis XVI carved and gilt wood mounted Chinese embroidered silk folding screen. The silk textile is decorated with a stylized gold and/or silver threaded bat and but

A turn of the century French carved walnut four panel screen having matched aubusson tapestry depicting an 18th century festive gathering with people dancing and musicians playing along the side of th

Kano School partial screen, one panel of a folding screen depicting a cart of various flowers, 18th/19th century, framed and glazed, overall: 68" x 30.75".