Folding Screens

Perfect as a decorative screen, room divider, or backdrop, this piece captures the charm of vintage Oriental artistry and craftsmanship.

Ingeniously crafted when folded at different angles the screen appears to show completely different scenes.

Italian mid-century “Vivai Del Sud” Tri-Fold Bamboo Screen with inlaid palm motif. This screen is an open canvas, you can add mirrors, art or anything else you can think off.

An English, rosewood and needlepoint folding privacy screen, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

French 3 fold giltwood screen with Empire eagle motifs and beveled mirrors.

A mid-century modern four-panel geometric room divider crafted in warm teak, offering both style and functionality. The panels fold smoothly and compactly, collapsing down to just 18...

A stunning Japanese Polychrome Solid Oak Lacquered, Painted and Carved Stone figures Four-Panel Folding Floor Screen. Measures 79" in width, 2" in depth, 75" in height.

A 19th Century Anglo-Chinese three fold bamboo screen with later added botanical painted leatherette panels dating from C.1920.

Post-Modern folding room divider designed by Robert Sonneman for George Kovacs in the United States, circa 1990. This functional design features a quality-crafted brushed metal frame...

Many details are incised dimensional and not just an flat panel screen. This folds to approx 6" deep for when not in use.

Two sided tri-fold aluminum screen, dye sublimation glossy aluminum print "Opera Paris, 2017".

Evans Clark Glenn of California Folding Bookcase/ Display Shelf/ Room Divider. A rare form and design by a seemingly unknown designer for Glenn of California, visually exciting and i...

This Louis XV style three-panel ( 3 panel ) folding panel screen from the 20th century is crafted in gilded wood, showcasing graceful curves and classic decorative detailing.

Three-panel folding privacy screen with a light gray enameled metal frame and original 1950s printed fabric.

A Japanese three panel folding floor screen framed in Japanese Elmwood each panel encasing a large single Washi paper sheet with natural inclusions from Japan created in the 50's/60s.

Fine line details on folding screen and outlines on branches, blossoms, etc. made in silver.

Since the 12th century, people in China have used folding screens and doors to partition and decorate their homes - the vivid scenes backing the screens added life and color to a room.

The cotton inside them has been replaced. The screen is foldable. I personally like using this screen as a space divider with a sculptural quality.

The panels installed end to end or flat as a folding screen measure over 6 feet wide. The original hardware is not included.

Since the 12th century, people in China have used folding screens and doors to partition and decorate their homes - the vivid scenes backing the screens added life and color to a room.

This exquisite Chinese folding screen has been crafted from wood, and fitted with Fine reverse glass paintings.

Since the 12th century, people in China have used folding screens and doors to partition and decorate their homes - the vivid scenes backing the screens added life and color to a room.

Since the 12th century, people in China have used folding screens and doors to partition and decorate their homes - the vivid scenes backing the screens added life and color to a room.

A remarkable 19th-century Italian folding screen featuring four panels decorated with hand-painted blue ornamental motifs on a natural canvas ground.

A very rare and unusual set of Japanese byōbu (folding screen) holders, crafted in the elegant form of partially opened hand fans.

The reverse is covered with attractive hand-painted faux paneling. The folding screen is now a wall-mounted work of art of impressive scale.

This is a beautifully carved sculptural hardwood Anglo-Indian screen featuring intricately carved floral-foliage fretwork, Fine quality late 19th century (circa 1880) Anglo Indian Mu...

Title: Four-Panel Chinoiserie Dressing Screen with Painted Figures – Asian Motif Folding Room Divider, 64" x 72" Description: Decorative four-panel folding dressing screen featuring...

The design traces its roots to Piero Fornasetti’s 1954 “Geometrico” drawing for an Atelier folding screen, where the trompe-l’œil play dissolves the flatness of the surface, creating...

The design traces its roots to Piero Fornasetti’s 1954 “Geometrico” drawing for an Atelier folding screen, where the trompe-l’œil play dissolves the flatness of the surface, creating...

The design traces its roots to Piero Fornasetti’s 1954 “Geometrico” drawing for an Atelier folding screen, where the trompe-l’œil play dissolves the flatness of the surface, creating...

The design traces its roots to Piero Fornasetti’s 1954 “Geometrico” drawing for an Atelier folding screen, where the trompe-l’œil play dissolves the flatness of the surface, creating...

The design traces its roots to Piero Fornasetti’s 1954 “Geometrico” drawing for an Atelier folding screen, where the trompe-l’œil play dissolves the flatness of the surface, creating...

Venson sets the furniture in a surreal space, in which a Chinese folding screen unfurls into a blue ethereal space.

Vintage 1960s French bamboo three fold room divider or screen.

Exceptional 1950s Glamour Japanese inspired Asian Room Divider in Mahogany Wood and Gold Leaf Folding 4 Panel Double Sided Screen custom design.

Celebrated by poets and artists of the Grand Tour, Villa Gregoriana epitomized the ideal Romantic landscape and adds historical and artistic depth to the screen's design. Dimensions...

This is a vintage, hand-cut metal folding screen or room divider, having an iron frame with openwork brass figures.

Jallot was the son of Léon Jallot, who was famous for his folding screens and furniture, and they worked together over the years.

Victorian Brass Peacock Concertina Folding Fan Shaped Fire Grate Screen - 9.5"w x 5"d x 23.5"h - 33" wide open

Panels can be connected with hinges to form a free-standing folding screen. Additional Dimensions: All Panels: 69"W x 2"D x 116"H

Collection: Stillife A low table by morphing a wooden box lid that stores two Japanese gold folding screens. The lights are emphasis the attractiveness of black, which has a texture...

Traditional potted flowers and domestic accouterment—including even folding screens—are drawn against an open field centered with a medallion, recalling, perhaps nostalgically, an id...

These panels were part of a folding room screen depicting "A Bed-full of Tablets" a Kangxi period dramatization of the Guo Ziyi legend. 

In the shadows is a woman behind a folding screen, her clothing tossed over the screen and her body largely hidden by a spray of flowers.

Asian Folding Hand Woven 2 Panel Screen of Cranes.

Four-leaf wooden screen. Oil on canvas represents a French countryside scene in the 19th century. Magnificent cloudy blue sky and green landscape, traditional house, animals, and a f...

Mid-Century brass framed tri-fold fire screen with screen wire panels and geometric design.

When the flames dwindle and the warmth subsides, this exquisite screen effortlessly folds away, preserving its beauty for the next cozy evening.

On the Design: This piece uniquely depicts a Chinese folding screen pictorial pattern in the pseudo ‘field’ of this rare Oriental style.

On the Design: This piece uniquely depicts a Chinese folding screen pictorial pattern in the pseudo ‘field’ of this rare Oriental style.

This vintage solid brass folding fireplace screen brings exactly that feeling to a room.

Initially the bulk of their production was trays and other small wares but by 1839 they were producing larger items and in that year supplied Buckingham Palace with two folding scree...

A watercolour drawing of a three-fold screen design, depicting a nautical map of the Atlantic showing America and Europe, and centred with a three-masted ship 'Montezuma' - Kenneth S...

On the Design: This piece uniquely depicts a Chinese folding screen pictorial pattern in the pseudo ‘field’ of this rare Oriental style.

On the Design: This piece uniquely depicts a Chinese folding screen pictorial pattern in the pseudo ‘field’ of this rare Oriental style.

On the Design: This piece uniquely depicts a Chinese folding screen pictorial pattern in the pseudo ‘field’ of this rare Oriental style.