AMERICAN PANEL SCREEN.

Max Kuehne American, 1880-1968 Four-Panel Floor Screen with Flowering Branches Silvered gessoed wood Overall 85 1/8 x 72 3/8 inches (216.2 x 183.9 cm); each panel measures 85 18 x 18 inches (216.2 x 4

3pcs - American Stick & Ball Stand, 3 Panel Screen Frame & Stand - 65 in tall x 66 x 2 when fully open and 42 in tall x 21 x 13

A large three panel screen divider hand painted depicting early colonial American horse riders.A used screen panel hand painted on leather type material.Each panel measures 24 inches wide by 83 inches

Virginia Blanchard (American, 20th/21st Century). Art Nouveau Influenced Peacock Floor ScreenVirginia 'Ginny' Blanchard (20th/21st Century, American). 21st Century. Four-panel peacock floor screen. In

John Schwartzkopf (American, 20th Century) Four Panel Folding Floor Screen mahogany, maple, aluminum, acrylic Each Panel | H 84 x W 24 inches Please Note: This work is located and will ship from, our

Art Deco style lacquer silver leaf 4-panel screen, c. 1960s/70s, American, the front gilded frame with laminate applied into a modified greek key design, verso with black on black painted faux craquel

Late 19th century Arts & Crafts stained glass fire screen. Likely American; rectangular panel containing slag glass and multiple jewels; contained in a copper and metal frame. Approx. w. 23.75", h. 37

After Jean Michel Frank American, Late 20th Century Custom Seven-Panel Folding Screen Mattaliano, USA cerused oak, gold leaf, brass Each Panel: Height 84 x width 24 x depth 1 1/4 inches

Robert Harrison Crowder (American, 1911-2010) Japanese Influence Four-Panel Painted Screen, H 84'' W 76'' | Four panels having beige paper backs and hand painted scene of exotic birds flying amongst f

Frank Hyder (American, 1951) A carved wood three-panel folding screen with abstract motif and figural detail, "Neshuma Life Spring Box", written and signed "F. Hyder 1988" on back. Includes Frank Hyde

Wayne E. Smythe (American, 20th Century) "The Majestic Peacock" acrylic, gold-leaf, silk fabric a six-panel screen of Meiji inspiration, signed lower right and with inscription in Japanese, bordered i

Robert Crowder (American, 20th c.) , "Birds on Flowering Prunus", ink and colors on paper, signed lower left, mounted as four panel screen, overall 88 in. x 97 in Condition: Scattered holes and tears

Vintage 1970s bamboo and macrame three-panel screen, 58"w x 66"h

Art Deco study sketches for a four panel screen design. Watercolor on paper, initials lower left. Dimensions: H 9.25" x W 11.25", sight H 5.5" x W 8" Condition: No issues to note.

ZUBER SIX-PANEL SCREEN DEPICTING NIAGARA FALLS, FROM "VIEWS OF NORTH AMERICA"20th CenturyDepicts a paddleboat flying an American flag, sailboats, a rowboat and figures in an expansive landsc

American or Continental, circa 1920s. Italian-style floral, foliate, and bird decorated leather four-panel screen with tooled pattern to background. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 84.5", w. 21" (one

Fine Eastlake mahogany folding screen with oil on canvas painted panels. American, circa 1865. H 70" each panel is 17-1/2"W. CONDITION: Minor imperfections to paint. and deterioration to reverse fabri

Jack Olson (American, 20th century) Acrylic on Canvas Three-Panel Floor Screen 1992, unsigned, 'Mythical Legend', triptych depicting angels and female figures amidst flowers on a faux mosaic ground, i

American School (20th century), The Horse Race, acrylic on canvas laid down on a three wooden panel screen, unsigned, overall: 72"h x 72"w

Marvin Arenson (American (Florida), mid 20th century). An aluminum sheathed three panel floor screen with one sided impressed whimsical decoration of zodiac signs. Each panel signed by the artist. Als

Designed by Edith Hills (American / Savannah), mid 20th century. Double sided eight panel floor screen with chinoiserie motif having phoenix on rocks and flowing trees over fretwork panels. The verso

Michael Mazur (American, 1935-2009), Calla Lilies, monotype on silkscreens in 6 panels on rosewood, monogrammed "MM" lower left on first panel in screen, silkscreens (each/6): 47.25"h x 15.25"w, panel

Roy Vincent MacNicol, American (1889-1970) was active/lived in New York. Oil on canvas 3 panel painted screen signed and dated left side, 1921. Measures 36.5"W each panel; 2 side panels 71.5"H; center

Robert Harrison Crowder (American, 1911-2010). Depictions of flora, birds, butterfly, ladybug. Some flowers curling up in a 3D fashion. 83 in. H x 132 in. W x 1 in. D fully extended. Each panel is 22