A French Scenic Wallpaper Four-Panel Screen

A French Scenic Wallpaper Four-Panel Screen 20th Century Height 90 x width of each panel 28 inches. Property from the Collection of George R. Bruha, Chicago, Illinois Provenance: Acquired from Dale Ed

19thC likely Zuber wallpaper panel scene of a Chinese court in a landscape filled with temples. Mounted onto four hinged panels of later date. Each panel is 20" wide

PIERRE-ANTOINE MONGIN (French 1761-1827) A FOUR PANEL SCREEN WITH WOOD BLOCK PRINTED WALLPAPER IN THE "L'HINDOUSTAN" PATTERN, FOR ZUBER ET CIE, RIXHEIM, FRANCE, DESIGNED 1807, LATE 20TH CENTURY PRODUC

French, first half of 19th century. A four-panel wooden screen applied with wallpaper painted with two idyllic landscape scenes, the left two panels depicting a hunting scene with two noblemen, one in

French inspired three panel screen made entirely of mahogany, Circa 1910, having Art Nouveau and Beaux Arts influence, having three glass panels in the upper section and four scenic painted silk panel

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels (4), late 19th-early 20th century, Views of America depicting George Washington’s Entry into Boston Harbor. [Each panel: 101" L x 36" W]. Incomplete set;

A French four panel screen in the Asian style circa 1900. Dimensions: Ht: 79" Width: 104"

A French four panel screen in the Asian style circa 1900. Ht: 79" Width: 104"

Set of two French scenic "The Monuments of Paris" wallpaper panels by the design firm The Twigs after the original by Joseph Dufour in 1814, in white painted wood frame; 80 1/2"W, 99"H; black mark in

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels (5), late 19th-early 20th century, "Boston Harbor" from "Views of North America". [Largest: 78" L x 36" W]. Incomplete set; in as-is and distressed conditi

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels and fragments (5), late 19th-early 20th century, "War of American Independence" depicting George Washington accepting the surrender of British General Char

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels, late 19th-early 20th century, from "Views of North America". [Largest: 80" L; Widest: 35 1/2" W]. Incomplete set; in as-is and distressed condition with n

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels, late 19th-early 20th century, "Military Review at West Point", from "Views of North America". [Each, approx.: 78" L x 36 1/2" W]. Incomplete set; in as-is

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels and fragments (4), late 19th-early 20th century, from "Views of North America". [Tallest: 80" L; Widest: 34 1/2" W]. Incomplete set; in as-is and distresse

French Scenic Wallpaper Panel Printed en Grisaille first quarter 19th century, Paris, by Dufour or Dufour et Leroy, in consecutive sections from "Vues D'Italie" depicting a sailboat and harborside fig

FRENCH FOUR PANEL PAINTED SCREEN LINEN; 65"H X 88"W (22"W EA. PANEL)

A French Painted Scenic Wallpaper Panel Late 19th/Early 20th Century 57 5/8 x 40 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Detroit, Michigan Note: This lot is located in Chicago, Illinois. The buyer

French Style Four Panel Screen / Divider. Rectangular form with scroll and leaf motif, gilt details. 78.5 inches x each panel measures 16 inches wide.

A French, four panel, leather screen in the manner of Jean-Michel Frank. Each Panel - 67.5 x 24. All measurements are in inches.

Gracie Brothers hand-painted Chinese wallpaper four-panel standing screen, one side covered in four panels of paper in the "Sky Clearing" pattern depicting flowering peonies, birds, and insects. 90" H

Early/Mid 20th century Singaporean hand carved scenic four panel folding screen. Measures: 72-1/2" Tall x 68" Wide (Open) 17-1/2" (Closed). Shipping: Purchaser local pick-up by request/appointment ava

Early/Mid 20th century Singaporean hand carved scenic four panel folding screen. Measures: 72-1/2" Tall x 68" Wide (Open) 17-1/2" (Closed).Shipping: Purchaser local pick-up by request/appointment avai

Zuber French painted scenic wallpaper panels, with "Niagara Falls" from Views of North America. [Longest panel: 166" L; Shortest: 91" L; 36" W]. Incomplete set; in as-is and distressed condition with

French Belle Epoque Giltwood, Glass and Fabric Four-Panel Screen fourth quarter 19th century, the Louis XV-style frame carved with rocaille and scrollwork, the upper portion set with glass panes, the