Japanese Embroidered 2-Panel Screen

Japanese embroidered 2-panel screen, 42" x 50".

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 4-PANEL EMBROIDERED SILK SCREEN, SIGNED. HEIGHT 65 1/2"; WIDTH 72"

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

(9) Images of poetic immortals from the thirty six poetic immortals applied to a gold leaf ground. 70 x 35 1/2 inches (each panel) or 70 x 71 inches (fully open) Condition: Wear, tear to back Temp No

Japanese 2-Panel Screen Divider, Taisho Period. Cedar frame with tightly fitted bamboo slats, carved cut outs at the bottom. Size: 68'' x 56'' x 1.25'' (173 x 142 x 3 cm). Property from the Jim and Ki

Japanese 2-Panel Screen. Size: Each: 42'' x 13'' x 1'' (107 x 33 x 3 cm).

A large and fine Japanese two-panel folding screen painting. The paintings using gouache, watercolor, ink and gold on paper, depict a large flowering plum blossom tree, pine trees and bamboo within a

Japanese 2-Panel Folding Screen With Birds And Maple Leaves, Edo Period. Black ink mineral pigments and gold leaf on paper, brocade borders: koberi faded. Each panel size: 65.75'' x 35.75'' (167 x 91

Finely painted byobu screen with multiple scenes with figures, likely from Japanese literature, in pigments and gold leaf on paper. No signature found. 18th C; possibly earlier. Some condition issues.

JAPANESE 2-PANEL FOLDING SCREEN (BYOBU)FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY There is a lot of symbolism to be found in this 2-panel watercolor painting. What we find is a young Korean "wet nurse" taking car

Early Japanese 2-Panel Painted Room Screen 66''x66.5''. Gold leaf ground with various polychrome figures in temple landscape. Unsigned. Overall wear from age. 17th or 18th century, Edo period.

Japanese Edo Chrysanthemum 2-Panel Painted Screen 65''x58''. A polychrome painted screen with chrysanthemum and bird motif. Scattered small old repairs and separated at center. Early 19th century, Edo

Each panel- 22 3/4" x 67"

Japanese Silk Inset 2 Panel Screen, Condition Noted.

JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD EMBROIDERED SIX PANEL SCREEN Japanese Meiji period embroidered six panel screen. Size: 35.5 H x 66" Shipping / Pickup: Buyer Pick Up, 3rd Party

Signed Mildred Warder - 1950's Japanese embroidered silk two-panel screen. Label on reverse Mildred Warder Design, Tokyo Japan. The front embroidered silk panels with plump peony and peach blossoms ar

2 panel screen. Japan. 19th century or earlier. Kano school. Ink and color on gold paper. Each panel: 68 x 34in. Numerous old repairs, loss, staining commensurate with age and use.

DESCRIPTION: Four panel screen composed of a carved wood foundation and decorated with embroidered silk image depicting an eagle pursuing a songbird from a pine tree. Panels are attached to each other

Artist: 19th Century Japanese School Title: Scholars in a Garden with Cart Medium: 2 panel screen ink and watercolor with gold leaf squares mounted over paper Dimensions: 64.5 x 63 inches Provenance:

2 panel screen. Japan. 18th century. Ink and colors on gold paper. Horse racing scene. 39 x 51.25in. Framed.

Floral designs on gilt background. En verso a repeating wall paper panel. 96"H with 4 - 19" panels.

Four various Chinese and Japanese artworks; including embroidered two-panel screen, signed painting, and two woodblock prints; H: 33" (screen); all framed

2 Japanese 4-panel screens (35.85"Hx53.5"x0.65", 35.85"Hx60.8"x0.65") with watercolor (one damage), and 4 Chinese printed scrolls (one damage, 45.25"x12.75"(2), 26.75"x23", 41.6"x19.65")