A 1920's black chinoiserie lacquered fire screen

19th C Regency Style Black Lacquered and Chinoiserie Adjustable Pole or Fire Screen. 56 inches H x 18 W.

Black Lacquered Paint Decorated Fire Screen. 25 1/2" W 44 1/2" H

This 1920s black lacquered Chinoiserie cabinet is decorated with flowers, vases, geometric patterns and a young boy catching a fish. In excellent condition. Measures 75 x 45 x 22.5 inches.

A chinoiserie black-lacquered five-panel wall screen with a court scene decoration on a black background. Each panel: 48in x 14in.

French Louis XV style firescreen, late 19th c, the parcel gilt, black lacquered, shaped frame with a pierced shell at top holds a rotating hand sewn floral screen, all rising on trestle supports, 43"h

Victorian bamboo Japan lacquered firescreen, 19th c., England, the black lacquered panel decorated with birds and flowering branches, 36"h x 25"w

A chinoiserie lacquered six-panel wall screen with figural river and village landscape on a black background. Each panel: 48in tall x 14in wide.

A Pair of Regency Black Lacquered and Chinoiserie Decorated Pole Screens 19th Century Height 56 1/2 x width 15 3/4 inches. Patricia Ann Black Smyth (1925-2018) was born in Kansas City, Missouri, the d

An Asian black-lacquered room divider screen of circular form with applied bird and branch elements and painted foo dog bases. As photographed: 72in tall x 68in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area and NYC

Antique Chinese Coromandel Black Lacquered Six Panel Screen, Having Courtyard, River, Figural and Scenic Decorations, C. 1900-1920. Each Panel: 16" Wide, 72" High. As Found (Light Damage)

Ca. Mid to 3rd quarter, 19thC. French (?). Excellent condition. The high relief design on both faces is pristine, however the black lacquer shows some very light crazing. The gold gilt paint is intric

Chinoiserie style Marbled Top Linen Press, 1920s, black lacquer with traditional Chinese landscape views, 39 x 49 x 20.5 inches, oxbow front, with attractive Porphyry marble top, 5 pull out lined draw

Pair of George III Chinoiserie Fire Screens, 19th c., ebonized and lacquered adjustable screens, on tripartite bases, h. 57 1/2 in., w. 16 in., d. 16 in.

Circa 1920s Continental Black Lacquered Storage Cabinet on Stand, with gold chinoiserie figural, floral and landscape decoration; top section having a hinged lid with interior owl decoration and open

French Chinoiserie three-panel folding floor screen, with lovely embroidered cream floral silk along the lower two-thirds of each panel. The frames with lacquered decorations in black and gold, the to

A late Art Deco period, Chinese Exports gold leaf and black lacquer room divider folding screen. Exceptional detail throughout this vintage six panels Asian chinoiserie folding highly decorative biomb

French, 19th century. Five-panel pressed gold-tone metal fireplace screen, having an arched form, and mesh decorated with chinoiserie figures. Impressed "FB" mark. Approx. overall, h. 22.5" (excluding

Pair of Chinese Chinoiserie fire screen. 54" tall.

Asian black lacquered four-part screen decorated with cranes, circa 1940 each panel 84"h x 16"w / 84"h x 64"w overall

Vintage Black Chinoiserie Lacquered Shaped Top Coffee Table with Coromandel Oriental Boat Decorations in the Center of the Top with Gold Floral Border, Resting on Bamboo Style Legs with X-Shaped Under

A large Chinese 8-panel black lacquered screen. (Showing four panels in the picture). Early-mid 20th century. Carved in relief and colored with mythical temples, scenes, and auspicious motifs. 95 1/2"

Asian black lacquered four-part screen with mother-of-pearl inlay with raised relief figures and buildings, circa 1950, signed on side. Each panel 72"h x 16"w / approximately 60+ lbs

Antique English, "Tortoiseshell," Bamboo Floral Lacquered Fire Screen, 19th Century, with center glass plate. Height 37.75 in. Width 23.25 in. Depth 8.5 in.

IMPORTANT LOUIS XV STYLE TULIPWOOD AND ROSEWOOD BANDED SHAPED FRONT 3 DOOR CABINET WITH BLACK CHINOISERIE LACQUERED CENTER PANEL HAVING BRECCIA DE ALPS MOLDED MARBLE TOP AND BRONZE MOUNTS, FRANCE 19TH