Tambour Screen

Impressive steel bookcase with 16 compartments, rolling tambour screen front.

A pair of tambour screens or room dividers made made from strips of cherry wood.

Lovely tambour screen or room devider from the early 20th century.

A very stylish Art Deco screen from the early 20th century by Jomain Baumann. Made in France, pine slats stained and polished. In good condition with age-appropriate signs of u...

In good condition with age-appropriate signs of use. Can be folded or extended to endless positions! folding screen by Jomain Baumann.

Impressive 12 compartment steel bookcase with tambour roll front. Brass handles

Large steel cabinet with tambour roll-down front, 4 adjustable shelves. Brass detail. Original lock and key.

A beautifully restored and conditioned French Art Deco freestanding room divider / folding screen in patinated pine attributed to Jomaine Baumann, 1940s. This vintage room divider ...

French Art Deco tambour room divider screen This is a tall Art Deco Wooden Screen, it is made from golden beech, the top edge has waved shape As it is tambour screen (made from w...

Large 1920s Tambour screen by the French manufacturer S.N.S.A.

Large 1920s Tambour screen by the French manufacturer S.N.S.A.

Jomain Baumann is best known for his French tambour room dividers, often made from narrow wooden slats connected in a flexible construction that allows the screen to curve, fold, and...

Early room divider or tambour screen by Jomain Baumann "Baumann Melun-Paris" stained pine from the 1930s.

A beautiful vintage French S.N.S.A. Art Deco Tambour Screen / Room Divider. This original Art Deco roller blind dates from the 1930s and 1940s and exudes glamor and elegance.

Working primarily in pine, Baumann developed tambour-style constructions that allowed screens to be curved or reconfigured, combining practical function with restrained sculptural fo...

Very popular piece of modern finnish design circa 1990. Very practical in use as a dressing screen or room divider and easy to store when not in use.

Undulating wooden tambours create a serpentine room divider, 12 foot long. I must admit that I call it French because another was listed that way. They must be smarter and know more ...

Working primarily in pine, Baumann developed tambour-style constructions that allowed screens to be curved or reconfigured, combining practical function with restrained sculptural fo...

Cherrywood Italian Modernist tambour screen / room divider. Beautiful interior design element crafted from vertical cherrywood slats and can be rolled up and opened in numerous dynam...

1940s Baumann Melun Paris Tambour screen, made in stained pitchpine. Its flexible structure allows it to stand freely and shape curves, perfect for a dressing room or as a room divid...

An superb pine tambour room screen with a lovely rich colour. Featuring an invisible wire that connects the slats, allowing the screen to be positioned in multiple shapes and forms.

jomain Bauman Room Divider Tambour Screen, 1950 France. A very stylish art deco screen from the early 20th century by Jomain Baumann.

1950's French Tambour Screen By SNSA. Good quality screen made by SNSA in pitch pine tambour construction.

This twentieth-century screen after the design by Alvar Aalto, possibly Baumann Fils et Cie, Melun-Paris. Its pine slats are stained and polished, and the flexibility of the joints –...

A very stylish Art Deco screen from the early 20th century by Jomain Baumann. Perfect for a little privacy in a bedroom or living room, but also great as a rustic decoration with its...

1950s Tambour screen by the French manufacturer S.N.S.A.

French room divider attr. to Jomain Baumann Lovely tambour screen or room devider from the early 20th century.

Early room divider or tambour screen by Jomain Baumann "Baumann Melun-Paris" stained pine from the 1940s.

An elegant pine tambour room screen by the French design house S.N.S.A.

An antique tambour wood screen with curved top edges that allow for displaying in many positions.

Screen 100 vintage pinewood room divider by Alvar Aalto in very good condition. The Screen 100 is a room divider designed by Alvar Aalto in 1936. The Screen 100 consists of thin p...

Screen 100 vintage pinewood room divider by Alvar Aalto in very good condition. The Screen 100 is a room divider designed by Alvar Aalto in 1936. The Screen 100 consists of thin p...

Large French tambour room divider, 1970s. Beautiful wavy shape made in solid pine with a beautiful exposed grain. The paravent can be placed in plenty shapes creating a very interest...

This Art Deco room divider is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship, standing tall and commanding attention with its sleek and streamlined form. The patinated pine wood is rich i...

This French Art Deco tambour room divider is a stunning piece of furniture attributed to the French cabinetmaker Jomaine Baumann and made in the 1930s.

French Art Deco large freestanding tambour room divider / folding screen in patinated pine.

A original 1930s large Tambour screen attributed to Jomain Baumann. The screen has had its wire recently replaced so its working perfectly.

In the 1930s Jomain Baumann designed a room divider made of pine wooden slats attached with metal wire. He named it the Tambour screen. The individual wooden slats allowed the scree...

Great solid pine tambour screen in the style of Alvar Aalto, produced by Habitat in 1980s.    

Wonderful tambour wooden screen with curved top and original finish.

Bends and curves in a snake-like manner. Very well constructed.

Originally $3,900. ON SALE. SOLD AS IS.

Found in France, this French Art Deco freestanding tambour room divider / folding screen in patinated heart pine was made by Baumann, Melun Paris.

Tambour room divider screen Great solid pine tambour screen in the style of Alvar Aalto, produced by Habitat in 1980s.

French mid century tambour wood screen

Original french Mid-Century undulating room divider / privacy screen, wooden tambour style made out of thin slats of alternating height and wood colour (mostly blond) to create a wav...

Screen with free-standing structure in corrugated paper-board extracted from pure cellulose. Completely recyclable and non-pollutive. Upper and lower edges in techno-polymer in matte...

Murano glass sconces with a smoke color to the textured glass and black glass sphere finials. The “stampato” glass is textured with ridges and is curved in design, making a superb de...

Five antique brass patina arms curve up from a ceramic cluster dish to five tall stoneware ceramic shades in a glossy glaze with a subtle off-white hue. With a fixed black walnut orb...

Pair of Dutch Art Deco Armchairs with Inlay Motif in Oak and Velvet, 1930s A stylish and comfortable pair of Dutch Art Deco armchairs from the 1930s, thoughtfully designed with balan...

French daybed from the 1950s, defined by a clear, architectural mahogany frame and a refined sense of proportion. Newly upholstered, the piece reflects the postwar French approach to...

An exceptional example of Italian craftsmanship from the late 1960s, this bed combines refined materials, strong decorative presence, and meticulous artisanal execution. The structur...

This sleek and beautifully formed Mid-Century Modernist Four Panel Mirror Screen W/Antique Gilt Wood Detailing originates from the United States, Circa 1970. Featuring four panels in...

A wood and marble coffee table produced by Celina Decorações, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, c. 1960s. Dimensions: 12” H x 60” W x 32” D All items ship from High Point, North Carolina.

Set of 12 original and signed "Plia" pink lucite folding chairs. NOS (new old Stock) This fantastic set was designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli in 1967. PLIA, the symbol of a...

Designer: Laura Trenchard Manufacturer: Craft Associates Modern Furniture Period/Model: Mid-Century Modern Specs: Walnut, Mohair Yardage: 6 yards, 5.5 meters condition Craft Asso...

A large grey fabric and stainless steel sofa designed by Milo Baughman and produced by Thayer-Coggin, High Point, North Carolina, USA, c. 1980s.  Overall moderate wear to bottom edg...

Conlinoceras Tarrantense Ammonite Fossil, 90-100M Years Old, USA. ***NOTE: Our 1stDibs store is closing end May and items will not be available thereafter.*** The Conlinoceras Tarran...