Four panel folding screen. Japan. Meiji period.

Four panel folding screen. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Carved painted and gilt wood engraved gilt copper mounts. Decoration of birds and flowers with floral scroll borders. 39" h. x 48" w.

Japanese Four-Panel 'Cranes' Folding Screen Meiji Period {59 3/4 x 98 inches (151.7 x 248.9 cm) approximately}

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 1868 to 1912 CE. A stunning Japanese Meiji period six-panel folding screen expertly painted on rice paper to depict scenes from the Tale of Genji, written by the fa

A JAPANESE FOUR PANEL SCENIC EMBROIDERED SILK SCREEN, LATE MEIJI/EARLY TAISHO PERIOD. The four folding panels with ebonized wood frame embroidered in silk with a scene of aquatic plants, cranes, and f

Fourth-Quarter 19th Century, Meiji Period (1868-1912) The folding screen with four painted paper panels depicting figures in interiors with silk trim 50.5" H x 80" W x 0.75" D

JAPANESE FOUR-PANEL SCREENMeiji PeriodThree Friends -- bamboo, pine and prunus -- in a river landscape.Height 54.5”. Length 76”.Provenance:The Estate of Edward J. Tynan.

Two panel screen. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Surface carved wood with peacocks and flowers Gilt engraved copper mounts. 57" x 66-1/2".

2 panel screen. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Embroidered panels enclosed in a carved, lacquered, and gilt screen with dragons. 62in H x 51in W when together.

Japanese four-panel screen Meiji period Shijo school ink and colors on silver leaf depicting mountain cherry blossoms and pigeons 67""h x approx. 23.75""w (each)

JAPANESE FOUR PANEL FOLDING SCREENJapan, 19th century, watercolor and ink on silk. Each panel set with a hand painted scroll, all four signed. Subjects show a vast landscape, man riding a fish, two bl

JAPANESE FOUR-PANEL SCREENLate Meiji PeriodDepicts two ducks in a landscape of rockery, chrysanthemum and grasses against a gold ground. Signed lower right, possibly "Morishita".Height 36&qu

JAPANESE FOUR-PANEL TEA SCREENMeiji PeriodFigures gathered around a courtyard full of maple bonsai and flowering trees. Raised and inlaid gilt clouds across the four panels with traces of white pigmen

Painted with various birds including two herons, a pheasant, a songbird and an owl, each panel bearing a seal. 51 1/2in. H x 92in. W

Japanese four-panel byobu screen, Meiji Period, 'chrysanthemums and Fence', black lacquered frame, 34.25"h x 18"w (each panel)

A Japanese Four Panel Embroidered Silk Room Screen, Meiji Period, circa 1868-191267 inches

Hand painted with a pair of pheasant type birds on a rock outcropping surrounded by floral branches against a gold leaf background. Silk border. Fair condition with mild surface wear, losses, cracks t

Utagawa Hiroshige II (1826–1869) A True Picture of Itsukushima in Aki Edo period (1615-1868), middle of 19th century A four-panel folding screen in ink and colors on paper of the world-famour Sh

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

Antique Japanese Meiji period landscape painting mounted as a four panel screen. Depicts a pair of ducks in a floral landscape with a gold leaf background. Earlier painting mounted in onto a screen in

19th cen, meiji period, a gold background four panel screen with bird and pine scene, measures 70" wide 36" in height

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

Japanese four-panel folding screen, 20th c., having birds, flowers, and foliate motifs on gilt paper, silk border, patterned fabric to back, retaining made in Japan tag marked "7 Grass" at back, some

A Japanese Lacquered Folding Table Screen Of two sections, each panel finely painted with fan design on the inside and flowers and vines on the outside in various tones of lacquer with flecks of mothe

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.