French Provincial 19th Century Screen 4 Fold

Four screen rectangular paravent. The panels are painted on wood . The upper part is in the shape of a gendarme’s hat. Each panel is richly painted with floral decor, galantes, cost...

French oil on canvas from the end of the 19th century, young dark-haired man with a mustache looking to the side. Delicately worked academic painting.

Oil on fine canvas 19th Portrait of a young peasant woman wearing a hat, the particularity of his painting is that he was not completely executed especially at the level of his shirt...

18th century oval portrait oil on canvas of an aristocrat The individual with the mischievous look wears a highly voluminous powdered starch hairdo. An earring on his ear is a rare example of coquetry in a picture. His corner smile and brave cheekbones distinguish the character. The eighteenth century is an era of grace. We have never seen men and women so properly prepared throughout history. The extravagant display was consistent with the rococo aesthetic. Powdered hairstyles became fashionable among males in the 17th century, under the reign of Louis14, the Sun King. At the period, France ruled fashion, and its influence expanded to other countries. This gentleman reflects the entirety of the Grand Siecle...

Hexagonal corner cabinet from a Parisian art gallery, this elegant vitrine is glazed on six sides on a wooden base. A practical and easy system allows adjusting the height of the two...

Superb gilded mirror of exceptional quality, without any lack or alteration, mercury mirror, very decorative and elegant, can be installed in the vertical as a horizontal.

An early 18th century French 3-panel folding screen, oil-on-canvas, depicting village and maritime scenes in cartouches with other decoration.

A French painted folding screen from the 19th Century. This antique folding screen features four tall panels with curved tops. On one side you’l...

Highly imposing mid-19th Century French three-fold modesty screen or room divider. Each panel is enclosed in molded gilt frames with short scrolled legs and ornately carved scrolled crests. Upholstered on one side with pink 'Regency stripe' fabric and with plain silk on the reverse. Each with shaped glass tops which all have beveled edges. Folds completely flat when not in use. (Sometimes referred to as Dressing Screens or Draft Screens).

A very impressive and decorative 19th Century Chinese 8 fold screen. Each panel depicting hand carved Soap stone classical vases, stands and flowers set on black lacquer ground and m...

This French early 20th Century folding screen is made up of four canvases entirely painted with textured tempera featuring a marine l...

Nineteenth century French Regence style three fold screen composed of six oak-framed oil-painted panels depicting Western and Chinoiserie figures surrounded by swag garlands and othe...