Piero Fornasetti Panel

A vintage Italian 1950s large Piero Fornasetti panel titled, "Paggio." This is a hand-painted lithograph print on paperboard over masonite.

Fornasetti Panel "MURO ANTICO"
Hand painted and lithographically printed
Provenance: The life of Pietro Fornasetti
Christie's Auctuion May 16,1998 Lot #70

Vintage Panel realized by Piero Fornasetti in 1950s. Screen print on wood.

This pair of highly decorative panels features an original cotton sateen textile designed by Piero Fornasetti, with the motif of his “Soli e Lune” series.

Piero Fornasetti architectural folding screen purchased through Neiman Marcus.

Four-Panel “Libreria” Folding Screen Italy, circa 1955 Transfer-printed and painted wood, brass hinges Each panel: 207 × 50 × 3 cm (81 × 19.5 × 1 in) A quintessential example of ...

This is a fantastic monochromatic and Polychromatic screen depicting different variations of a library with feather quill pens and various decorative objects a library may have. One ...

A Mid-Century Modern room divider or folding screen in the style of Piero Fornasetti. Four large impressive hand painted panels, each panel measures 16 in. wide by 72 inches high...

PIERO FORNASETTI (1913-1988) Four-panel folding screen with transferred lithograph decoration on lacquered wood.

This striking four-panel screen, designed in 1951, features the iconic 'Pompeiana' pattern by Fornasetti, evoking the grandeur and elegance of ancient Roman interiors. Crafted from w...

Decorative panels consisting of 6 large and 8 small doors with polychrome lithographs of floral compositions. Original certificate of authenticity from Fornasetti Archive. The pane...

Piero Fornasetti Four Panel Screen -Scaletta (Ladder) Lithographic transfer Print with hand coloring.

Italian Piero Fornasetti Pompeiana stamp on fabric from 1950 big and fantastic panel by Piero Fornasetti in wood and fabric.

Original Design 1950s, Four Panel Fornasetti Musical Screen on casters (rolls beautifully) - backside is black (SIGNED). Produced in late 1980s.

A key moment in the founding of the company was the meeting between Piero Fornasetti and Gio Ponti in the 1940s, which led to the opening of Atelier Fornasetti.

This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase a rare piece of Fornasetti yardage. Complete with the salvage in tact, the work is signed and marked Made in Italy. Shown in greyscale in ...

Iconic and rare Piero Fornasetti four panel screen made in Milano, Italy.

Rare trompe l’oeil “Farfalle” four-panel folding screen by Piero Fornasetti. One side decorated.

Early Piero Fornasetti Four Panel Folding Screen with La Citta Riflettente to one side and Libreria on reverse, 1950s.

An early original 1952 Piero Fornasetti four panel screen titled, "City of Cards".

An expressive store display transfer lithograph by Piero Fornasetti on a protrusive acrylic panel.  

Folding Room Screen on wheels depicting Rome's beautiful Trinita' dei Monti--(Church at top of Spanish steps) as well as other Belli Roman historical monuments!

1950's Italian "Scalatta" folding screen by Piero Fornasetti. The screen features five panels decorated with printed lithographs of a staircase on one side, and classical buildings o...

Rare "Nicchie" Piero Fornasetti screen edited between the 50's ant the 70's.