Oriental Calligraphy Floor Screen

19th C. Six Panel Oriental Floor Screen / Room Divider, Having Landscape Scenes at a Gaming Banquet, Hand Painted Figural Entertainment Scenes on Rice Paper Surrounded and Bound By Blue and Gold Decor

hand painted six panel floor screen with Chinese style scenes 8 1/8"W, 6"H

Oriental carved hardwood floor screen having various examples of jade, coral, and other semi-precious stones modeled in forms of flowering vases, incense burners and fruit, applied on red coromandel a

Oriental 6 panel lacquered floor screen depicting exotic birds in a foliated landscape; each panel 72"H 16"W total width 96"

Side 1 having black ground, upper section having urn and floral design, middle section with village with figures design, and lower section floral and bird design, side 2 having black ground, having bi

Having tree, bird and peacock design

4 Panel floor screen, one side having black ground, having floral and bird design, other side having light gray ground, with floral design, approximate height 72", width 64".

LARGE CHINESE CARVED WOODEN CRANE CALLIGRAPHY SCREEN Carved floor screen with scene of cranes standing on a pine tree branch. Bordered by pierced panels of facing dragons. The frame also

8 PANEL GOLD CHINESE FLOOR SCREEN WITH CALLIGRAPHY AND FIGURAL SCENES, APPROX 6.5'H X 11'W, PREVIEW AT OUR SHOWROOM ON 2400 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD, FT. LAUDERDALE FL, SKU9209

early 20th century. hand carved and painted with finely detailed birds and foliage at one side. H71" W59 1/4"

Chinese. Twelve panel carved black lacquered wooden screen with polychrome decoration depicting a figural landscape to one side and having calligraphy to the back.Signed to end panel. Approx. h. 96.25

CHINESE ROSEWOOD FLOOR SCREENLate 19th CenturyOpen-carved pediment with two dragons and a central pearl with calligraphy. Surround with carved floral and scroll design. Mounts on two fu dog-form feet.

An old Chinese painted and glazed porcelain plaque, decorated with three figures next to a table and a floor screen in the background featuring the sun and water, with calligraphy to the left. Plaque

Chinese floor standing screen with two carved panels in relief with cranes and pine trees, carved calligraphy and artist signature verso, all in through-carved frame and stand, 46 1/2" t x 53 1/2" w x

Stunning Japanese embroidery floor screen of tiger family in bamboo forest scene. Good condition for the front. Measures 27” by 64” for each panel. Overall 108” wise and 64” tall

Chinese. Large twelve panel floor screen with painted figural court scene on paper enforced with canvas. In two sections. Apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 90", w. 17.5" (single panel).

Decorated with all kinds of white jades, brown jades, semi-precious stones as well of all kinds of animals. 112" (288cm) wide and (72.5" (184cm) tall. Mid 20th. C.. Good condition.

Qing Famille Verte Porcelain Floor Screen, Chinese, Probably 19th Century, Four Carved Hung Ma Wood Panels, With Twelve Plaques With Court Scenes, Height 66, Total Width 72, Depth 1.5 Inches, Some Pla

Decorated with all kinds of white jades, brown jades, semi-precious stones as well of all kinds of animals. 112" (288cm) wide and (72.5" (184cm) tall. Mid 20th. C.. Good condition.

Meiji Period, late 19th/early 20th century, Kono School-style, ink, colors and gold leaf on paper, depicting two tethered horses, 68'' H x 68'' W, est: $7000/10,000 Exhibited: The Bowers Museum, Santa

A Daoist Water and Land Ritual Painting Floor Screen Painting: 18TH-19TH CENTURY 清中期 水陸畫三扇鏡屏 the front side centered with a seated

An English Four-Panel Rosewood Framed Floor Screen 20TH CENTURY one side with painted and embossed decoration, the reverse with yellow silk damask. Height 61 3/4 x each panel 21 1/8 inches. Provenance

A Continental Neoclassical painted six panel floor screenlate 18th/early 19th centuryeach panel height 109in (277cm); width 32in (81cm) Provenance:Property from a Collector, Los Angeles, California.

19th C. Chinese Lacquered And Gilt Floor Screen, descended in the family of Mrs. Ulysses S. (Julia) Grant, and believed by the family to have been presented to President and Mrs. Grant by the Emperor