Folding Screens

Decorative folding screen, three panels. Painted screen.

Four-panel folding screen; ink and mineral colors on gold leaf on paper.

Four fold screen in solid pallisander

A rare 18th century Chinese Coromandel folding Screen of excellent small size showing people in various garden settings.

Three-panel folding mahogany screen with dual inlay. The back was upholstered in damask, now needing replacement.

Two-panel folding screen; ink, mineral colors, go fun, gold leaf and gold sprinkle on paper.

A wonderful Arts and crafts 3 panel leather and oak folding screen.

Six hand painted canvas panels in subtle tones made into folding screen

This format folding screen was made for use in the Japanese tea ceremony.

Boldly painted six-panel folding screen (byobu) depicting the classic subject of frolicking mythological Chinese lion dogs, or Shi Shi, amongst peonies on a gold leaf background with...

A beautifully painted late 18th- early 19th century 6 fold screen depicting Chinese children playing in a landscape.

Ronde (mineral pigments on paper, 2014) is a four-panel folding screen by contemporary Taiwanese artist Yiching Chen.

Danse (Dance) is a four-panel folding screen by contemporary Taiwanese artist Yiching Chen.

A Six Panel Folding Screen Painted in a stylized but Sophisticated Genre.

Six-panel folding screen with detailed painting in ink and mineral colors on paper with gold leaf.

A four panel folding screen made of solid rosewood and inlay. Was probably a fireplace screen.

Four part folding screen in caramel pigskin with brass tacks.

A Victorian mahogany country house four fold screen with reversible gun barrel hinges and original floral print panels.

The folding screen with upholstered suede frame compliments the soft reflection of the antiqued mirror.

Kare-e (Chinese style painting) has a profound influence on Japanese screen painting. Here in this early 19th century screen, tiny birds, ducks, and plum trees depicted with acute ob...

A three-fold screen or room divider with hand-painted neoclassical design.

Six-panel folding screen with a scene of birds flying over a flowering plum and bamboo by a stream.

The striking design of cock on a drum originates from China. It is said that Emperor Yao had placed a drum in front of the gate at the court for people who struck it to offer a lette...

Pair of charming Hollywood Regency painted wood folding screens with bamboo trim.

Eileen Gray style folding screen or room divider, made in black lacquered wood moveable panels and brass structure.

This unusual two-fold screen features hand-colored engravings. Framed in fine leather with gilt tooling details, these engravings, created circa 1820, depict Vienna’s stunning urban ...

An antique folded screen, with four beautifully painted leather panels and black with gold lining on the back, by a wooden structure.

If you've always imagined your projects with exquisite details this Empire folding screen donates a deluxe feel to the most stylish spaces.

The Koi scales from the sides of the folding screen shine and reflect the sun on its brass surface.

Exquisite Korean early 1900s 6 Fold Screen- Ink and Color on Paper with Venerable exciting Mongol Tiger Hunt Scene.

Floor standing folding screen, four-fold, lacquered, 165cm H x 162cm L extended, with floral Decoration and butterfly.

Turkeys by bamboo and blooming tree painting. Two-panel folding screen.

The KOI scales from the sides of the folding screen shine and reflect the sun on its brass surface.

Incised painted Chinese folding screens, like this one, became an enormously popular item during the 19th century, and the term "Coromandel Screen" was eventually applied to all thes...

Pair of six-panel folding screens with the dark sky and a togidashi frame.

This screen works well as a flat wall hanging or a folding screen.

French antique gold-leaf three-panel folding screen inset with antique Chinese coromandel scenic panels; each painted with rockwork.

Six-panel folding screen with painting in ink, mineral colors and gold of the seasonal festivals in Kyoto.  

Six-panel folding screen; ink, mineral colors, gofun (white powered shell), and gold on paper with gold leaf

Unusual eight panel folding screen (byobu) with scattered playing cards.

A lovely Anglo Indian elaborately hand carved teak wood 4 panel screen, circa 1900s. A heavy substantial folding screen features intricate open work carved panels with an organic lea...

Rare 1980s modern glass fireplace screen with brass hinges by Danny Alessandro. This tri-fold screen features custom glass etching in a ribbon design.

Japanese two-panel folding screen, or byobu, depicting hagi (bush clover) and obana (flowering eulalia), two of the Seven Grasses of Autumn (aki no nanakusa).

Six-panel folding screen with décor in ink, mineral colors and gofun on gold leaf of a cherry tree in full bloom and of flowering grasses.

This folding screen was manufactured for Artek in Helsinki, model no. 100, and designed by Alvar Alto.

A large-scale silk upholstered folding screen delicately painted with scenes of daily life.

Six-panel folding screen with blooming flowers and autumn grasses on grassy banks by a stream.

Lacquer wooden rails are then applied to the perimeter to finish the edges of the screen and provide support. Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu.

Four-panel folding screen depicting the famous legend of Hikaru Genji, a nobleman of extraordinary grace and beauty, and his gallant adventures at court.

An exceptionally large and finely painted Japanese six-panel folding screen (byobu) depicting an ancient, snow laden, gnarled pine tree on gold leaf ground.

This very handsome and solid Victorian walnut and parcel gilt Gothic four-part folding screen features a glass top sections with smaller fabric covered panels on the bottom.

Lacquered wooden rails are then applied to the perimeter to finish the edges of the screen and provide support. Traditional folding screens from Japan, known as Byobu.

Presents a four panel screen by Bella Loco, Europe. A French modern 1970s inspired high gloss lacquered folding screen.

Six-panel folding screen. Paper, ink, color pigments, and go fun.

French Three Panel Painted Screen This is a sweet little vintage French folding screen.

Designed by Charles Eames in 1946 and produced by Herman Miller in the 1950s. A FSW6 six-panel folding screen in ash connected by a woven canvas mesh.

Six-panel folding screen with painting in ink, mineral colors, gofun, and gold on paper of locals enjoying sake and sushi while viewing cherry blossoms and performances, the scene ta...