Rare Monumental 14 Panel Floor Screen

Monumental Chinese floor screen, five porcelain panels, depicting koi fish, hummingbirds, and cherry blossoms, each with calligraphic script, held by ornately carved stand, approx 80.5"h, 96.5"w, 21"d

A Japanese Black-Lacquered and Parcel-Gilt Four-Panel Floor Screen 20th Century currently disassembled into two pairs. Height 72 3/4 x width 14 1/4 inches each.

A Victorian Bamboo Three-Panel Floor Screen 19TH/20TH CENTURY Height 66 1/2 x width of each panel, 18 1/4".

CONTEMPORARY 4 PANEL MIRRORED FLOOR SCREEN, APPROX 7' X 7', SKU500.14

A MONUMENTAL RARE PAIR OF CHINESE LACQUERED CLOISONNE ENAMEL FLOOR SCREENS probably Late Qing/Republic, decorated all over with precious objects. 165 cm x 110 cm.

Diminutive green mohair floor screen, 20th c., three panel, mohair covered with nail head trim, 49"h x 14"w (each panel) Provenance: A Private Collection: 139 East 95th Street, NYC

Large Four Panel Floral Print Fabric Floor Screen. 20th C., covered in Fortuny fabric and rose chintz. Each panel: 7'6"h x 18"w Provenance: Christie's Interiors, 24-June-14, Sale 2862, Lot 524, The Co

Rare 7-panel folding screen of monumental proportions. Originally purchased for $20,000.00. Dimensions: (folded) H 100" x (panel) W 19" x D 6.5" Condition: Showing wear including chips and losses to f

David Zweifel 'Ryland's Xerophite', 1990. Flowering cactus functional art floor standing five-panel screen. Signed, custom commission. Overall height 87", each panel 14"-15" across.

MONUMENTAL CHINESE ZITAN & JADE FLOOR SCREEN Large floor screen with green jade carved in rows of characters. Pierced carved panel borders all around. Facing dragons apron on bottom

Scott Draves Studio floor vase, a monumental copy of a very rare Wheatley dragonfly form, one of only four made due to firing difficulties. Scott is one of the founding members of Ephraim Pottery and

Rare French leather screen with large iron studs around the perimeter of each panel. The five panels are held together by interlacing bands of leather. Dimensions: (Each panel) H 65" x W 14.5" Conditi

Fabio Lenci (b. 1935) for Guzzini monumental Lampione floor lamp Italy, circa 1971 steel, polyurethane, acrylic, brass unmarked 14 1/4"w x 47 1/4"d x 86"h

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.

A THREE PANEL FLOOR SCREEN MADE FROM 17TH CENTURY FLEMISH TAPESTRY REMNANTS, each tall panel composed of two conforming sections taken from Flemish silk and wool game park tapestries, depicting variou

A Spanish polychrome decorated leather four panel floor screen each panel height 84in (214cm); width 24in (61cm) Provenance: Property from a curated Montecito Residence.

A faux book spine and stained wood four panel floor screen20th centuryeach panel height 82in (208cm); width 28in (71cm)

Japanese Edo period six panel folding floor screen depicting an idyllic river scene of two cranes by a flowing river with a budding prunus tree stretching across the composition, all against a gold gr

59 in Height X 31.5 in Width X 11.5 in Depth at BaseProvenance-Rago Auctions, Lambertville NJ

Charles and Ray Eames, FSW Six Panel Floor Screen Herman Miller, designed in 1948, birch plywood with canvas hinges, finished on both sides, unmarked. 68 x 60 x 2 1/4 in. (overall expanded); 68 x 10 x

English Paint Decorated Four Panel Floor Screenlate 19th century, titled "The Promenade in St. James Park", four vertical panels with shaped top, canvas hinges, painted paper laid on canvas, park scen

19th Century Chinese Five Panel Floor Screen: A five panel floor screen. The panels, constructed of soft wood and painted and varnished (some losses, damage due to normal wear), joined with "L&

A Dennis & Leen grisaille landscape eight panel floor screenmoderneach panel height 108 1/2in (276cm); width 30in (76cm)

A Spanish painted leather six panel floor screen18th/19th centuryeach panel height 97in (246.5cm); width 22in (56cm) Provenance:Property from a Collector, Los Angeles, California.