A five-panel, four-fold screen with leaded glazed panel

Arts and Crafts period four fold screen with leaded glass and embossed lower panels. Two flanking panels 19" x 67", center 20" x 72". One small pane cracked.

Asian painted six panel five fold screen decorated with falcons, 108" x46 3/4".

Japanese decorated four-fold screen, each panel with landscape design and mother-of-pearl inlay. Decorated on both sides. Dimensions:  Each Panel - 17" W x 61.25&quo

Old door panels that were too tall for today's houses were made smaller and more functional. These door panels are hinged together to form a four fold screen. The panels originally came from Anwei Pro

Directoire Mahogany Four-Fold Screen with Sliding Panels. Mahogany frame with brass hardware, with configurable vertical sliding canvas panels. Circa 1800. {Approximate dimensions: Each panel 45 high

A 20-piece group including a Chinese four-fold table screen [Each panel: 14" H x 4" W], 5 miniature Asian figures, and 14 miniature animals. Some losses, mostly to the Asian figures.

Four-fold Black Lacquered Panel Screen with carved and polychromed bas relief decoration of landscape with birds in flowering trees on one side, the edge band of archaic form dragons; the reverse of f

French Polychrome and Parcel-Gilt Wooden Four-Fold Screen, 19th century, each panel surmounted by a scrolling foliate-carved crest over a scene of various animals from Les Fables de la Fontaine, inclu

A 20TH CENTURY THREE-FOLD SCREEN, each panel painted with four racehorses and jockey in different landscapes, with parcel gilt painted frame. 186cm high, 135cm wide (open), 45cm wide (closed)

A Four-Fold Japanese Embroidered Screen, each panel of rectangular form 58.5cms by 170cms, decorated on a black velvet ground with Manchurian Cranes in a stream amidst irises whilst sparrows flit amon

A Four-Fold Japanese Embroidered Screen, each panel of rectangular form 58.5cms by 170cms, decorated on a black velvet ground with Manchurian Cranes in a stream amidst irises whilst sparrows flit amon

A four part folding screen having glazed panels with gilt bamboo motif. Each panel: Width- 16" Ht: 84.5" Wd: 64" (overall)

Two Asian items: 1) a four-fold table screen, print inset panels; 2) a framed decoration of a tree. [Each panel: 15 x 6 inches; Frame: 10 x 8 inches].

Likely American, 20th century. An ebonized double sided glass display cabinet having two glazed doors on each side opening to a cream painted interior with four shelves and five glazed panels on both

A set of three Indian hardwood four fold floor screensmoderneach panel 71 1/4in x 19 3/4in (181 x 50cm)

Four Indian carved hardwood four fold floor screensmoderneach panel 71 1/4in x 19 3/4in (181 x 50cm)

Four Indian hardwood four fold floor screensmoderneach panel 71 1/4in x 19 3/4in (181 x 50cm)

47" x 24" fully opened. Painting on silk, screen folds down from four panels to one for easy shipping. Estimated shipping cost for this auction lot is $20 to $50, depending on your location and the fi

Directoire Mahogany and Glazed Cotton Floral Four Panel Screen 4 ft. 5 in. x 21 in. each panel. The Collection of Baron Hottinguer, hotel particulier de la rue de la Baume, Paris. Sold Christie's

Asian, first quarter 20th century. A very fine pierced hard wood screen having four distinct panel, each with five figural brass medallions, each having a distinct shape including fan, cloud, circle,

A FINE 19TH CENTURY CHINESE HARDWOOD AND PORCELAIN FOUR FOLD SCREEN inset with four porcelain panels, probably Late Kangxi/Yongzheng period, painted with iron red and green mountains. 78 cm x 80 cm ex

Anonymous 18TH/19TH CENTURY Battle Scene ink and mineral pigments on gold leaf paper, four-fold screen unsigned Height of each panel 38 x width 24 3/4 in., 96.5 x 62.9 cm. Property from the Collection

Late 19th / early 20th Century Chinese hardwood four fold draught screen inset with embroidered panels, warriors in landscapes (a/f), 41ins high

A Continental mahogany and glass four fold floor screenpost 1950each panel height 78in (198cm); width 25in (63.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wright.