Folding Screens

Piero Fornasetti(1913-1988). Folding screen "Bosco con Balaustra-Libri." Lacquered wood, brass, lithographic printing.

A rare find, this small three-panel teak folding screen made in Denmark is woven in a lattice pattern.

The "Paravent" is a unique, handwoven piece designed in Berlin and manufactured in Addis Ababa, Ethiophia. The folding screen is made of cotton and false banana fibres in the shades ...

The style was consolidated by the brothers Ogata Korin (1658–1716) and Ogata Kenzan (1663–1743). This folding screen has a bold and modern design, which lets you imagine this beautif...

This three-panel folding screen by Lison de Caunes features a stunning diamond-shaped motif.

Size: 76" W x 66" H (193cm W x 168cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers b...

Pair of 3 fold cast iron and parchment folding screens around 1960, Italy

Size: 78" W x 55" H (198cm W x 140cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers b...

Size: 42" W x 48" H (107cm W x 122cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers...

Four-panel folding screen or room divider, black lacquer and eggshell finish, in a zebra pattern, France, 1930s.

Three-panel velvet upholstered folding screen or room divider with inset European tapestry fragments.

A pair of six-panel folding screens with peonies and other flowers 19th century Each 72.5 by 241 cm Small and elegant screens with an ideal scene depicting peonies and othe...

A fantastic wrought iron 3-panel folding screen or room divider. An alluring, wonderfully wild, overgrown motif; an open, graphic edifice with criss-crossing iron spindles and adjoin...

Compared to Tan'yu's work, the screen here seems to combine the flying phoenix from Tan'yu's left screen with the rock and the tree from the right screen to adapt his composition and...

Woven wood 4 panel screen by Donghia. Heavy brass hinges and brass feet. Each panel measures 73"h x 25"w x 1.5"d

Orbis Terrarum Descriptio Duobuis Planis Hemisphaeriis Comprehesa. Great quality map of the ancient world depicting various historical scenes. Photographically bonded on to wood. For...

Four Panel Folding Screen, Blk w/Gold Design, Circa 1940's, Originally $ 4,650.00 PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR WEB SITE FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS

Three glazed ceramic folding screen sculptures by Clara Graziolino. Spain 2013

Hand made folding screen in natural bronze created with the lost wax technique.

Nice four-panel Japanese screen painted on vegetal paper, depicting a landscape with a red maple, flowers and birds. The size is very refined and easy to place in a design project.

Midcentury Hollywood Regency iron folding screen with banana leaf motif in three panels.

This handcrafted folding screen is made with wooden panels; the four panels can be folded away for easy storage.

Four-panel folding screen made with brass studs. Each section is divided into two sections.

The four panels are joined with brass hinges to form the hinged folding screen. Decorative brass adorns the two feet of each panel.

A vintage three panel folding screen dating to the late 19th century. It features an Osborne & Little tiger wallpaper on one side and a beige solid velvet reverse.

This abstract design folding screen consists of 3 folds, each fold features enameled metal big frame with smaller frames inside - rope, wicker and straw on them.

Size: 60" W x 55" H (152cm W x 140cm H) Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as dividers b...

A folding screen with a unique undulating pattern milled out of panels of extira.

Chinese Four-Fold Screen with Cranes, Lotuses, Peonies, and Bamboo, 1963, "Creek Dwelling" Workshop Description: An authentic Chinese four-fold screen from the "Creek Dwelling" (溪...

This distinctive folding screen is so elegant that can be easily placed in your home.

Each panel measures W=28" X H=84" Expanded overall width = 84" (can be smaller or larger depending on the way it is folded)

This Japanese six-panel Byobu screen, used for tea ceremonies, is a unique size and depicts scenes from the 11th-century Japanese literary classic "The Tales of Prince Genji." Painte...

SALE: $800 (50% OFF) / $1,600 ORIGINAL + A three panel screen upholstered in a chic silk fabric + Silk appears to be screen printed + Chrysanthemum print covers all surfaces with ...

This attractive gilt screen has shaped glass at the top and an upholstered lower section, circa 1880 There is some wear to the upholstery in keeping with its age. Measures: Max H...

Chinese Four-Fold Screen with Peonies and Blue Magpies, 1963, "Creek Dwelling" Workshop Description: An authentic Chinese four-fold screen from the "Creek Dwelling" (溪居) workshop,...

Chinese Four-Fold Screen with Weeping Willow, Plum Blossoms, and Sparrows, 1963, "Creek Dwelling" Workshop Description: An authentic Chinese four-fold screen from the "Creek Dwell...

Byobu painted with mineral pigments on gold leaf, the quality of the painting is still excellent, with no color loss or restorations. A classic four-panel screen depicting Mount Fuji...

Mahogany frame with hand colored engravings, dated 1820 and embroidered silk in the side panels. Back is also covered in silk, made to be free standing.

Tall four panel folding screen or room divider from Brazil. The latticed panels are hinged together with brass patinated hardware.

The modular CA8P folding screen can be positioned in any number of angles to provide the perfect amount privacy.

Unique Yvan Da Silva Bruhns signed and dated 1922 two parts oil on canvas folding screen with coral lacquer Chinese style legs.

Size: 57" W x 67" H (145cm W x 170cm H). Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu - literally “protection from wind”, were originally developed to be used as divider...

Hand-painted leather three-panel folding screen; the panels are painted with flowering branches, butterfly and birds.  

Samurai on horseback and by boat from the famous battle of Menpei Japanese folding screen six-panel of "Tosa School" painted with mineral pigments on vegetable on golden silk , earl...

Folding screen / room divider. In carved, inlaid and lacquered wood.

Six-Panel Folding Screen, Kayo Zu, Falcons on a Perch, Soga School, Edo Period, 18th Century This six-panel folding screen, of the oshi-e hari type (paintings mounted on screens), i...

The watercolors, circa 1810 The screen later A four-panel folding screen, each panel covered in vellum with three early nineteenth century Chinese watercolor panels mounted on bl...

Six-panel folding screens; ink on silk with gold leaf.

Japanese six-panel screen from the Kano school: Japanese landscape with an elegant crane. Hand painted with mineral pigments and gold leaf inks. The pure gold leaf is laid with great...

Japanese six-fold paper screen painted in ink and color with fuji (wisteria) in full bloom on a bamboo trellis.    

Stunning large black lacquered chinese folding screen/roomdivider with exception detailed paintings.

This is a take on Modern Chinese Art that is Inspired by Night Revels of Han Xizai... The painting vividly represents a night party hosted by Han Xizai, who anticipated the fall of t...

Modern four fold maple screen having beveled glass individual glass panels and bronze feet.

This vintage export Chinese SCREEN has 4 panels hand painted designs surrounding a medallion in gold lead of mountains and water. The back ground is black lacquered with pale colors ...

Enriched with refined details, this superb screen is a functional way to create privacy, divide areas in a large room or loft, while providing a stylish statement in a home. The stru...

A 19th century eight panel Japanese screen with bamboo, pines, and gold leaf clouds.

A unique folding screen by Tommi Parzinger with three painted panels in taupe, grey, and off-white, made specifically for his personal office.