French Directoire Style Folding Screen with European Architectural Scenes

Found in England, this Anglo Indian table dates from the 1860s-1870s. The eight-sided top lifts off and the base is hinged and can be folded flat. This table can be shipped inexpensi...

Pair of decorative Lucite and brass footed obelisks in manner of Maison Jansen, circa 1980s. Found in France. Unknown maker. Base has round brass feet, faux...

French Restoration style desk on brass base with lift top desk has a brass curule style base and mahogany veneered desk with decorative brass mounts and ...

Contemporary French all beaded chandelier in traditional style. Eight candle style lights with candelabra sized sockets, gold-tone basket shaped frame covered in clear crystal beads ...

A four-panel folding screen, hand-painted with a classical landscape scene, evoking the grandeur of European-inspired capriccio paintings. This piece showcases architectural ruins, l...

This four-panel folding screen showcases a romanticized European countryside scene, filled with architectural grandeur and pastoral charm. Each panel features intricate hand-painted ...

French Provincial (18th century) 6 fold screen with painted scenes of rustic countryside with farm house.     

Steeped in classical elegance, this four-panel folding screen features an architectural trompe-l'œil design, bringing depth and artistry to any space. Inspired by Renaissance and neoclassical ornamentation, its panels depict ornate urns and Corinthian capitals, rendered in a timeworn, fresco-style finish. The warm, parchment-toned background enhances its aged aesthetic, while the arched top and riveted trim lend a refined, structured presence. Versatile and decorative, this screen functions as both art and design element. Use it as a room divider, creating intimacy in a living space or bedroom. Leaned against a wall, it serves as a grand architectural backdrop behind a sofa, dining table, or console. For a unique bedroom statement, it can be repurposed as an ornate headboard...