FOUR PANEL CONTINENTAL PAINTED FOLDING SCREEN

Continental, probably Italian, 19th/20th century. Four-panel folding screen, late 20th century frame with 19th century rural landscape in center strip, pieced together with newer paintings in top and

Victorian Continental Hand Painted Folding Screen. Featuring four leather trimmed panels with brass rosette nail head detail, each featuring a hand oil painted nature landscape with birds, rabbits, an

19th and 20th century. Each of a varying style and size. The four-panel screen with Flemish style fabric, the two panel leather screen having been painted nicely. H79 1/4" H59 1/4"

Asian folding screen, four panels painted with figural scenes of a fishing village, pine trees interspersed throughout, mountainous background, each panel enclosed by black lacquer frame, reversed by

Asian four panel painted silk folding screen 75"H

FOUR PANEL BIRD & PEONY PAINTED FOLDING SCREEN Birds and peonies painted four panel screen. Calligraphy and artist marks on upper left. Masking tape on inside front fold.

Japanese byobu four panel painted and silvered folding screen in Shijo style, depicting autumn flowers on silver with full moon and pair of quail birds, late 19th century, with gallery label on back f

Chinese four-panel parcel gilt painted folding screen, 20th c., having a black lacquered finish, having figural scene in a pagoda complex to one side, nature scene to one side, each panel approx 72"h,

Italian painted four-panel folding screen, signed lower right, each panel: approx 63"h, 20"w, 18.25lbs

Four Panel Folding Screen, Painted Birds Motif. Painted with pecock, pigeons, pheasants, etc.; riveted brown leatherette trim to the edges. {Approximate dimensions per panel: 72 high x 16 inches wide.

House overlooking mountainous landscape with figures. 32” H x 68” W, framed under glass.

Decorative four-panel folding screen, panels with arched tops, nail head trim, painted polychrome floral still life with fruit, plain back, each panel: approx 78"h, 18"w Start Price: $150.00

Petite four-panel wood folding screen, early 20th c., painted with Asian inspired scene of birds among floral branches with peaches, each panel: approx 39.5"h, 10"w Start Price: $80.00

A unique mix of whimsical and classical all in one screen room divider. Circa 20th century large hand painted four panel folding screen room divider, decorated individually with allegorical images of

A Hollywood Regency four panel painted mirror/room divider or folding screen. A highly decorative paint decorated screen with a beveled mirror insert on each of the four folding panels having a fine f

A Hollywood Regency four panel painted mirror/room divider or folding screen. A highly decorative paint decorated screen with a beveled mirror insert on each of the four folding panels. 77" x 3" x 65.

A Louis XV style carved and painted four panel folding screen having carved cartouche over beveled glass circular panel circa 1940. 68" total width. Ht: 66" Width: 17" (each panel)

Hand-painted four panel folding screen, 20th c., featuring hand-painted floral bouquet with vase, on gold ground, signed Nouchka (?), fabric-lined back, stains, tear to backing fabric, each panel: app

Vintage hand painted four panel folding screen, with no apparent maker's mark. The panels have chevron and linear patterns broken up by birds painted in an Asiatic influenced style. Each panel has a c

Japanese painted four-panel folding screen, 20th century, with scenic decoration of crane birds and lotus flowers, with brocade fabric border and black lacquer frame. [Overall: 36" H x 70" W]. Creases

Chinese Hand-painted Four Panel Folding Screen, featuring a flock of cranes and lotus flowers. Measures approx. 69" long by 35" high.

oil each panel 63 x 21 1/4 inches

Chinese hand painted folding screen having four panels. Each decorated with children and animals in courtyard scenes. Each panel measures 55" x 16".

Dutch Painted Leather Four-Panel Folding Screen, in the Asian Taste 5 ft. 7 in. x 21 1/2 in. (each panel). The Collection of Ann and Gordon Getty at STAIR: A Lifetime of Connoisseurship, Curiosity and