Mochizuki Gyokusen (Japanese, 1834-1913), A Five-Panel Landscape Screen Depicting a mountainous

Mochizuki Gyokusen (Japanese, 1834-1913), A Five-Panel Landscape Screen Depicting a mountainous river landscape, signed to right-most panel, l.r., watercolor, ink, and gold leaf on paper, framed. H: 6

Yamada Bunko (Japanese, 1846-1902), A Five-Panel Landscape Screen Depicting a mountainous river landscape, signed to left-most panel, l.l., ink, color, and gold leaf on paper, framed. H: 67 ¼ i

Highly Decorative Japanese Four-Panel Screen , late 20th c., depicting a mountainous landscape with pavilion, pine and waterfall , h. 59 1/2 in., w. 95 1/2 in

Japanese inlaid four-panel folding screen, black painted wood frame with shell inlay, depicting birds and floral blossoms in mountainous landscape, each panel: approx 35.5"h, 11"w,

A CHINESE FAMILLE VERTE FIVE PANEL TABLE SCREEN, QING DYNASTY. The five rectangular panels of hand painted porcelain with glazed enamels depicting mountainous scenery, set in a panelled wooden frame b

Japanese four panel folding screen, ink and color on silk, depicting a river scene with figures under a pine tree, signed with one seal. 35.75"h x 65.5"w.

Two 4 Panel Japanese Table Screen each depicting mountain landscape scene Used condition, wear, worn, in need of repairs Largest screen: 34-1/4" x 14"

A Five Panel Verdure Tapestry Pattern Screen Depicting a lush and leafy landscape with a view to distant mountains 80 in. h. x 21 in. w. each panel

A Japanese six panel screen depicting a palace in a landscapeheight 67 3/4in (172cm); width 24 3/4in (63cm); width 4 1/4in (11cm)

Large Japanese Six Panel Folding Screen. Depicting various birds in a landscape with a flowering tree near a pond. {Approximate size of each panel, 67 x 25 inches}.

Wood, jade, Iacquer, mother of pearl. China and Japan, 19th Century A mixed lot of three inlaid wall panels depicting a mountainous landscape, a bird with trees and what was formerly a monkey holding

Japanese laquered stacking boxes and folding screen, including five tier stacking box set with crane motif and four panel folding screen depicting village scene. Boxes: 16.75" H x 9.5" square. Surface

Tall Japanese, four-panel screen, depicting birds perched amid large blossoms of peonies springing forth from rockery, a pair of cranes beside a running stream and with chrysanthemums; all on a silver

Japanese four-panel byobu screen, depicting noble men and women from Heian period, a gisha (ox cart) and landscape, ink and colors on gold foil, approx. 36"h x 18"w (each)

Property of a Florida Collector Description: 3 Panel Japanese Screen, Festival Scene in Kyoto, depicting houses in a landscape with central processional scene. Measurements: Hei

A Japanese silver leaf byobu screen20th centuryThe four-panel wood folding screen with painted landscape scene depicting buildings and large mountains on silver leaf94" H x 64" W x 1.125&quo

Four(4) panel table screen. Hand painted decoration. Depicting a winter landscape with ducks on a pond. Signed; 18in. X 35in.

* A Small Japanese Six-Panel Screen 18th century, kano school depicting cranes underneath pine trees in a landscape, ink and color on gold leaves. Height 15 x width 38 x depth 2 3/4 inches. Estimate $

An 18th/19th C. Japanese six-fold screen depicting hunters in a landscape. Ink and color on paper with gold, inscribed :Fuji Settoku kin ga", with one seal. Each panel: 31in tall x 17-1/2in wide.

Japanese four panel folding screen, ink and color on silk, depicting mountain landscape, signed with one seal. 36"h x 65.5"w.

Six panel Japanese Naga School screen attributed to Aizan (Japanese, 1816-1899), depicting a genre scene with extensive landscape and horsemen. 64"H x 142"W, Circa - 19th C.

Antique Korean paper two-panel screen; depicting a colorful and auspicious, "long-life" theme, the mountainous landscape with a red sun, cranes, blooming peach tree, pine, deer, and turtles in

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, Edo period, ink on gold foiled paper, depicting a landscape with pavilions and figures, lower right signed "Ikawa Fujiwara Naganobu (=Kano Naganobu 1775-1828) with sea

Japanese six-panel byobu screen, by Kano Tanshin (1785-1836), Edo period, ink and colors on paper, depicting a landscape with cranes on gilt flecked ground, lower left with the artist signature and se