1980 Gold & Pink Birds Room Divider

1970 arched Japanese room divider, Made in Paris. This one of a kind arched room divider was found in a mansion whose owner bought it from Franc...

Very unique one of a kind custom made lacquer floral shaped room divider from 1980s, attributed to Karl Springer Style There is a tiny spot of the mirror thats damaged but not visib...

1980 Asian Crane Wall Art Print. Great for any room with gold accent color

Rattan Arched Mirror Room Divider, 1970 Gorgeous one of a kind rattan mirrored room divider from the 1970s Massive size with 7 feet tallest for ...

An incredible vintage Asian folding screen. A stunning composition of flying cranes on a brilliant gilt background. Monumental in size and drama. Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

A striking six-panel Chinese Coromandel screen from the mid-20th century, adorned with intricately incised and gilded cranes in flight. Set against a warm, golden background with a t...

Exceptional Vintage Japanese wall 6 panel acreen gold with cranes in a landscape. Made in 3 d relief dimensions style. Great condition. Total size -42” high by 72” wide

A striking display of artistry, this Chinese lacquered folding screen showcases a mesmerizing composition of red-crowned cranes in flight against a golden backdrop. The four-panel construction features a dynamic arrangement of cranes, their detailed plumage accentuated by subtly raised lacquer outlines, lending a dimensional quality to the artwork. The luminous gold ground, possibly applied with gold leaf or gilded foil, creates a radiant contrast to the deep black lacquer frame. Delicate hand-painted floral motifs soften the edges, introducing a refined decorative element. On the reverse, an equally elegant painted landscape unfolds, featuring songbirds perched among flowering branches and lotus blossoms. This dual-sided design enhances versatility, allowing the screen to function as both a decorative statement piece and a functional room divider. Whether placed as a dramatic backdrop in a dining room, used as an ornate headboard...