French Leather Folding Screen

French Auditorium Table with wood top and metal base.

French wood and rush stool. There are 4 available.

16th Century French oil jug found in a dive port in Nice with prolonged sea water exposure.

French Elm Dining Table attr. to Maison Regain

A richly detailed and substantial four-panel folding screen composed of 32 tooled leather panels set into a solid fruitwood frame with heavy-duty brass hinges. The embossed leather is finished in a luminous gold tone that catches and reflects light with striking effect—more vibrant and glowing in person than photos suggest. The result is both refined and bold, with an elegant symmetry that speaks to modernist luxury. The craftsmanship and materials point to either fine Italian atelier work—celebrated for its sophisticated leathercraft and precision wood joinery—or the influence of Tommi Parzinger, whose designs in mid-century America combined tailored formality with high-style decorative surfaces. The piece reflects the same language of elevated modernism found in the work of Parzinger, Edward Wormley, and William Haines, all of whom embraced screens as sculptural yet functional elements in their interiors. A piece of this caliber would have appealed to top interior decorators and forward-thinking clients of the period—those furnishing Fifth Avenue apartments, Palm Springs modernist homes, or Hollywood estates. It would have found its way into projects by designers like Billy Baldwin, Frances Elkins, or Kalef Alaton...

French Empire style (19th Century) mahogany 3 fold screen with bronze trim and round pastel painting on top panel.

Five-paneled French gilt folding screen. Perfect for privacy or for covering up an area. Gorgeous carved wooden gilt design with caning and hand pa...

This six-panel screen borrows from the Roman practice as an homage to the great designers that came before. Ancient roman courtyard houses typically had architectural elements crown ...