Mid 20th c Chinese Folding Screen

mid 20th c Chinese folding screen, 3 fold,painted paper (damaged areas), ht 6'

Type: Screen / room divider Materials: Lacquered & painted wood, brass Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Mid 20th century Maker: Chinese Description: A large Chinese six-panel lacquered and pain

Mid 20th c. Chinese rice paper covered wooden frame folding 6 panel room dividing screen with scenic decoration of cranes surrounded by gold leaf background 63" x 14" -some splitting to paper coverein

84 x 16 inches or 84 x 128 inches (unfolded) Condition: Good, scattered minor finish wear Temp No 6606

Circa late Qing to Rublic period, early to mid 20th century Chinese rosewood table screen featuring 23 carved figural plaques of white, spinach green and russet jade plaques with 2 malachite plaques d

Mid 20th century Chinese ebonized four-panel screen, with faux hardstone scenes depicting female figures decorating scrolls in a landscape setting with central pagoda, overall size 72"h x 72"l.

Pair of Early to Mid 20th Century Japanese Six Panel Folding Screens. Each with gold leaf on one side and gold painted silk to the other side with black lacquer frame. Fitted wood box. Unsigned. Tears

TWO-PANEL ZEBRA SKIN FOLDING SCREENMid-20th century. The room divider made from a whole hide, the sides with brass tacks, the back covered in leatherette.83 1/2 in. (212.1 cm.), panels: 33 in. (83.8 c

Chinese folding screen. 20th century. Painted three-panel silk screen with depictions of birds and flowers. Chinese writing on upper corners of each panel. Signed illegibly lower right. Wear, scuffs,

Early 20th c Chinese cut lacquer 4 section folding screen, some flaking/ minor losses, ht 72", max width 64"

Early 20th c Chinese cut lacquer 4 section folding screen, some flaking/ minor losses, ht 72", max width 64"

Small early 20th c Chinese cut lacquer 4 section folding screen, with palace scene and writings, one hinge loose, some flaking/ minor losses, ht 30 1/2", ht 48"

ASIAN: Hand painted on paper, silver foil folding floor screen, Chinese, 20th C., eight panels, frontal major design of children playing in landscape including courtyard and bridge lower section with

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

Two Calligraphy Ink on Paper Folding Fan Leaves (Chinese, mid 20th Century) (1) Bai Jiao (1907-1696) The Orchid Pavilion Preface in Running Script signed with an artist seal. (2) Jue Xing The Heart Su

Type: Screen Materials: Wood, silk, brass Markings & Inscriptions: Signed Date: Mid 20th century Maker: Japanese Description: A decorative Japanese folding screen with hand painted depictions of gees

Circa Mid-20th century Mexican Monterey style hinged wrought iron four panel folding screen. The panels are detailed throughout with s-scrolls and floral shaped tracery further accented on top with ro

19-20th C. Chinese gilt wood carved four-panel screen, 65in by 71.5in

19-20th C. Chinese gilt wood carved four-panel screen, 65in by 71.5in

Lacquer wood frame screen with hard stone inlaid pavilion scenes centered between upper and lower carved wood panels. The lacquered body with gilt details. Size: Height: 74 1/2; Width: 96; Depth: 1 1/

4 Panel Chinese Folding Screen with Hardstone Still Life Designs, 1st Quarter 20th C., approximately 46 5/8" h x 63" w when unfolded

Chinese folding screen with 12 panels. Black lacquer with beautifully intricate embossed and gilded illustrations on both sides. 20th c. Dimensions: H 108" x W (total unfolded) 235" or 19.5'. Conditio

Chinese six-leaf screen in black lacquered wood with gold and painted decoration and inlaid with mother-of-pearl and hard stones in the mid-20th century. The leaves are joined three by three. Decorati