French Red Toile Manner Three Panel Screen

French red toile patterned three panel screen with nailhead trim. Each panel: 66" H x 17.25" W; approx. 52" fully extended.

A vintage French, three panel dressing screen or room divider, with gilded carved wood frame, tapestry decorated fabric inserts (other side undecorated), each panel 28"w, 77.5"h

French three panel screen in the Neoclassical taste, 19th century, having a carved crest centered and resting on the gilt carved guilloche frame, surroundeing the rectangular glass windows in the uppe

French painted three-panel screen, 19th c., approx 59"h, 52"w Start Price: $400.00

French Three-Panel Wallpaper Screen in the Rococo Taste ca. 1900, each panel decorated with putti-form planters on neoclassical bases with lush arrangements of pink flowers and trailing ivy, on a blon

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

French Style Three Panel Screen having printed fabric on one side and cane on the other; used condition, wear/worn, measures 72 1/4" high x 17 3/4" per panel (approx 53" long)

20th century, apparently unsigned, each panel of painted canvas over fabric, painted with French and Zouave soldiers before a castle, each panel: 84'' H x 17.75'' W x 1'' D, est: $1000/1500 Provenance

Three panel French acid etched and carved glass screen. Purchased 1988 - John Prinster Gallery, West Palm Beach, Florida - $12,000. From the Estate of June Hirsch Jones. [87" H x 23 1/2" W (each panel

Antique French Provincial Three Panel Floor Screenearly 19th century painted canvas board with velum music sheet wrapped edges, the front decorated with scenes of a military camp, pastoral landscape a

French Carved Oak Three-Panel Screen ca. 1900, the panels decorated with trailing branches of cherries, holly and grapes on an amber ground, the arched top frame carved with grapes and grape leaves on

Antique French three-panel floral tapestry-decorated screen, the verso with abstract border, the crest having ornate serpent, fruit, figural and allegorical designs. [Each panel: 57 1/2" H x 23 3/4" W

French double-sided three-panel folding screen, first half 20th c., ebonized frame, panels decorated with birds on floral branches, butterflies, each panel: approx 67"h, 19.75"w Start Price: $150.00

Description - A French three panel beveled mirror screen. Dimensions - 72" x 56"

Modern screen covered in Charles X wallpaper. 7'11"h, each panel 19-1/2"w Wallpaper purchased in a Sotheby's Monaco auction c 1980's. Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House,

FRENCH BRASS DECORATIVE THREE PANEL FIRE SCREEN 30 X 40"

French Modern three panel glass fire screen, 1970s, with bronze mounts, 31"h x 60"l (fully opened)

French Giltwood and Mirrored Three Panel Screen Fitted with silk fabric panels on the reverse. 5 ft. 9 in. x 23 in. (each panel).

French Upholstered Printed Linen Three-Panel Screen 7 ft. 2 in. x 7 ft. 9 1/2 in., fully extended. Two panels 33 in. wide and the third panel is 27 1/2 in. wide. The Collection of Andre Leon Talley

French Louis XV Style Three Panel Screen, 19th c., the central panel depicting a Vernis Martin Style scene of lovers in a field, the flanking panels of a similar style depicting nature, H.- 59 1/4 in.

French Style Brass Three Panel Fireplace Screen. Three panel fireplace screen with a floral brass motif. Approximately 35.5 inches x 48 inches.

French Tapestry and Giltwood Three-Panel Screen in the Regence Style, 19th c., center panel h. 75 1/2 in., w. 29 in., side panels, h. 71 in., w. 19 in., overall w. 67 in.

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

French Louis XV style three-panel floor screen, early 20th c., painted frame with asymmetrical foliate scrolls, parcel gilt and paint decorated glass panes, rising on whorl feet, some paint loss throu